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Clean a beach for the International Coastal Cleanup (Whatcom Water Week)
As part of Whatcom Water Week (September 11th-19th), take part in the annual International Coastal Cleanup (Bellingham) with RE Sources, Ocean Conservancy, Northwest Straits Surfrider, Marine Life Center, and Whatcom Marine Resources Committee for a socially distanced beach cleanup! Supplies provided, and the first 50 people to attend will get a free ICC cleanup t-shirt! […]
First beach cleanup of 2022 at Maritime Heritage Park
Maritime Heritage Park 500 W Holly St, Bellingham, United StatesThe solution to pollution is a New Year's resolution... to attend our regular beach cleanups! To combat plastic pollution in the Salish Sea, RE Sources hosts beach cleanups — as well as cleanups along rivers and lakes — throughout Whatcom and Skagit counties, providing cleanup equipment and a place to connect with like-minded community members. […]
February monthly beach cleanup at I&J Waterway
I & J Waterway 1000 Hilton Ave, Bellingham, WAOur February cleanup theme is ❤️ Your Oceans! To combat plastic pollution in the Salish Sea, RE Sources hosts beach cleanups — as well as cleanups along rivers and lakes — throughout Whatcom and Skagit counties, providing cleanup equipment and a place to connect with like-minded community members. Join us on Valentine's Day, February 14th […]
March monthly cleanup at Locust Beach
Locust Beach 3199 Locust Ave, Bellingham, WA, United StatesOur March cleanup theme is World Water Day, celebrated every year an annual United Nations Observance on March 22 started in 1993 to celebrate water and raise awareness of the 2 billion people currently living without access to safe water. To combat plastic pollution in the Salish Sea, RE Sources and Surfrider Foundation hosts beach cleanups — as well […]