This event has been CANCELLED The Plastic Industry is trashing our planet! With one million plastic beverage bottles sold every minute, plastic bottles and bottle caps have earned their rank as the fifth and sixth[...]
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Join Save Our Shores at this year’s Earth Day – Day of the Child in Watsonville! 2020 Watsonville’s Earth Day – Day of the Child will bring awareness to[...]
This event has been CANCELLED The Plastic Industry is trashing our planet! With one million plastic beverage bottles sold every minute, plastic bottles and bottle caps have earned their rank as the fifth and sixth[...]
Join Save Our Shores for an educational outreach event at Beer Can Beach! On big holidays, our local beaches always need a little extra TLC. Help us prevent plastics pollution and other debris from entering[...]
Join Save Our Shores for a cleanup at Cowell Beach! Please meet us at the base of the stairs to Cowell Beach. We recommend that all volunteers dress in layers, wear sun protection, and[...]
Join Save Our Shores for a cleanup at Sumner Beach (aka Beer Can Beach)! Please meet us at the top of the stairs to the beach off of Via Palo Alto. We recommend that[...]
Join Save Our Shores for a cleanup at Cowell Beach! Please meet us at the base of the stairs to Cowell Beach. We recommend that all volunteers dress in layers, wear sun protection, and bring[...]
Join Save Our Shores for a cleanup at Corcoran Beach @ 20th Ave! Please meet us at the top of the stairs that lead to the beach. Parking is limited at this location. Volunteers[...]
Join Save Our Shores for a cleanup at Cowell Beach! Please meet us at the base of the stairs to Cowell Beach. We recommend that all volunteers dress in layers, wear sun protection, and bring[...]
Join Save Our Shores for a cleanup at Garrapata State Beach! Please meet us in the dirt pull out on the south-bound side of Hwy 1, approximately 16 mi south of Rio Rd. There[...]
Given the unprecedented situation with COVID-19, Save Our Shores staff are working reduced hours. This allows us to do the work we are still able to under “social distancing” guidelines, while also stretching our limited financial reserves.
Stay tuned for updates on digital gatherings and our beach cleanup app that will allow individuals and families to take “socially-distanced” action to keep trash from entering our majestic Bay!
And if you can, please consider making a donation, signing up as a monthly supporter, or creating a Facebook fundraiser for Save Our Shores to help ensure our beloved, 42-year strong organization can navigate this crisis and be ready to return to full capacity when the situation improves.
Even as we weather these difficult times—our fragile marine ecosystem is depending on us. Together we can protect all that makes life here so special.
