California Coastal Cleanup Day
Annual statewide volunteer event removing trash and debris from California's beaches, lakes, and waterways. Participants contribute to environmental protection and learn about marine conservation.
Participating in California Coastal Cleanup Day is easy!
Complete our online waiver of liability in English or Spanish.
Join the Trashure Hunt!
How to Apply
- On the map on the website, click on the cleanup site you want to attend and read the instructions.
- Complete the online waiver of liability in English or Spanish.
- Show the confirmation email to cleanup staff on the day of your cleanup or bring a signed paper waiver.
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