Join volunteers in coastal communities from around the world in celebrating the International Coastal Cleanup. Help keep our beaches clean and beautiful by picking up marine and shoreline debris from participating Pacific Coast and Strait of Juan de Fuca locations!

Years before the International Coastal Cleanup became official in 1986, the Pacific Northwest 4 Wheel Drive Association started their own cleanup, Operation Shore Patrol in 1971 along Ocean Shores, Westport and the Long Beach Peninsula beaches. With over 50 years of cleanup experience, the PNW4WDA is the originator of a fall organized cleanup on Washingtonʻs Pacific Coast.

Thank you to all of our partners for making the cleanup possible, including but not limited to: GrassRoots Garbage Gang, Washington State Parks, the City of Long Beach, Jeep Long Beach, Ocean Park Moose Lodge, Washington Surfrider Olympia Chapter, Washington Surfrider Olympia Chapter, Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary, Lions Clubs International, USCG Chief Petty Officers Assn., Port Townsend Marine Science Center and concerned citizens.

To ensure a successful cleanup please be prepared to:

-spend time walking over uneven and slippery surfaces

-be able to walk over 1-mile carrying debris (some beaches will require more walking)

-wear proper footwear, layers and plan for inclement weather

-bring water, snacks and your own gloves if you have them

Registration for the CoastSavers coordinated cleanups are by area as follows:

Long Beach Peninsula, Central Pacific Coast, Western Strait, & Eastern Strait (click desired area to register for participating beaches).

Western Strait of Juan de Fuca

Registration & Disposal

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Visitor Center 9am-2pm

Participating Beaches

Pillar Point

Clallam Bay

Hoko River

Sekiu River

Chito Beach

Shipwreck Point

 Eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca

Chimicum Fruit Stand/Port Hadlock Area*                                        9am-1pm