HEAL THE BAY - BRING BACK THE BEACH GALA - DANCE UNDER THE STARS AT THE BEACH

Gala is May 16th....

HEAL THE BAY - GALA

Reusable Is Beautiful

This April, Heal the Bay celebrates Earth Month with all things reusable! 

Every year, billions of pounds of single-use plastic flood our oceans, threatening the health of our planet. This month and every month, Heal the Bay is committed to raising awareness about choosing reusable options over single-use plastic and keeping our waterways clean, safe, and beautiful for everyone.

Fun, inspiring activations are happening all month long. So ditch the plastic, grab your reusable water bottle, sunscreen, and friends for climate action near you!

🌎Discover Earth Month events, volunteer opportunities, and so much more! 

HEAL THE BAY BEACH CLEAN UPS include NOTHIN BUT SAND and SUITS ON THE SAND

HEAL THE BAY BEACH CLEAN UPS 

It's more fun to clean the beach with a group - more like-minded people to meet.  

But if you take away everything you took in every time, you are an ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVIST!

If you're reading this post from some other part of the United States or the world, check the Internet to find your closest beach, lake, or river clean up.

HEAL THE BAY BEACH CLEAN UPs

HEAL THE BAY - TAKE PART 

A good organization and  a good place to meet like-minded environmental activists: beach clean ups can be quite social. 

HEAL THE BAY - EVERY DAY IS EARTH DAY

HEAL THE BAY SANTA MONICA 

Beach and NEIGHBORHOOD Clean Ups.... and new FRESH WATER LEGISLATION.

It's been a while since we checked into Heal the Bay!

HEAL THE BAY - SANTA MONICA BAY - SANTA MONICA CALIFORNIA

HEAL THE BAY  check out their marine debris database, volunteer opportunities large and small,  Beach and River report cards!

HEAL THE BAY starting with the LA RIVER and DRAINAGE FROM THE CITY STREETS

HEAL THE BAY ORG  You can join others to clean up the beaches, of garbage including plastics, aluminum, glass, and cigarettes and fast food containers... You wonder... Why don't some people know to take their litter with them or at least put them in the cans provided around the beach?


Not near an ocean?  You can help our ecology by recycling, dropping off batteries and electronics at special toxic chemical depots, reusing plastic bags or buying sturdier cloth bags...