Coastal Cleanup Day
Coastal Cleanup Day is an annual waterway and land cleanup held in September. It’s California’s largest volunteer event and brings community awareness to protecting our marine environment from litter.
San Mateo County Environmental Health Services coordinates the event in partnership with the California Coastal Commission, the Ocean Conservancy, and many local partners.
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Coastal Cleanup 2022 Results
- 4,170 volunteers participated in the event
- 24,400 lbs. of trash and recyclables were picked up
- 2022 Coastal Cleanup Results and Photos
Thank you to everyone who came out and participated in Coastal Cleanup 2022 to help protect our bay and ocean from litter pollution. The County is a much cleaner and healthier place today because of all your work.
If you weren’t able to volunteer for Coastal Cleanup 2022, you can still participate in a neighborhood cleanup, or meet with a local organization to pick up litter in San Mateo County year-round.
Thank You Statewide and Local Partners!
- Bair Island Aquatic Center
- California Coastal Commission
- California Department of Boating & Waterways
- California State Parks
- California State Parks Foundation
- City of Belmont
- City of Brisbane
- City of Burlingame
- City of Millbrae
- City of Redwood City
- City of San Bruno
- City of San Mateo
- City of South San Francisco
- Colinas Costeras
- Crystal Geyser
- Familias al Aire Libre
- Gilead
- Grassroots Ecology
- Half Moon Bay Rotary Club
- Marina Lagoon Action Commitee
- Ocean Conservancy
- Oracle
- Oyster Point Dragons
- Pacific Beach Coalition
- Puente de la Costa Sur
- Redwood High School
- San Francisco Opera
- San Gregorio Environmental Resource Center
- San Mateo County Harbor District
- San Mateo County Office of Sustainability
- Sea Hugger
- Sequoia Yacht Club
- Surfrider Foundation
- The Club at Westpoint