Washington CoastSavers. Coastal photo courtesy of Wulff Henning, www.archiphoto.com. Washington CoastSavers
   


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Washington CoastSavers 2008 Commemorative Poster
 
CoastSavers volunteers. Photo courtesy of Mike Webb.

JOIN US FOR THE WASHINGTON COAST CLEANUP 2010!

Help save Washington's Pacific Coast from household plastics, garbage, and other man made debris. Register now for our biggest annual event, the Washington Coast Cleanup on April 17, 2010.

GONE: 64 TONS OF TRASH IN 2009

What an amazing year 2009 was! Nearly 3000 volunteers removed over 64 tons of marine debris from our coast! That's over 128,000 pounds of consumer plastics, lost fishing gear, and other junk that won't be killing our coastal wildlife or spoiling the beauty of our beaches. Help us make even more debris disappear in 2010. Volunteer today!

WHAT IS MARINE DEBRIS?

Learn about marine debris.  

Marine debris is trash (typically plastic) that somehow ends up floating in the ocean, where it spreads toxins and kills marine organisms. When it washes up on our beaches, it looks ugly, spoils our delicate wilderness ecosystems, and can even harm people too.

Learn more by visiting our Learning and Resources sections.

Washington CoastSavers
is a program of the Washington Clean Coast Alliance
.

Washington Coast Cleanup 2010


MAKE A DONATION TODAY

We need funds to cover the cost of heavy-duty garbage bags, disposal fees, signage, and other event supplies that help make each cleanup a success. Donate now through the Washington Clean Coast Alliance partner, Discover Your Northwest.

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