We Have a Date For 2024!
Be part of California’s largest volunteer event on Saturday, September 21, 2024 at any one of the organized cleanup sites in Marin! Come together to celebrate and share in the appreciation of our fabulous coast, bays, and waterways. Click any one of the sites on the map below to sign up!
Can’t Make It On September 21st?
Want to get involved but aren’t available that weekend? Then take the opportunity all month long to Protect Your Happy Place!
Grab your family or housemates and clean up your street, park, local creek or shoreline, or anywhere else that makes up your happy place! Whether we gather in organized groups, or cleanup our own neighborhoods, let’s make this year a big Coastal Cleanup success!
You can clean up any day, any time. You can report your cleanup(s) by recording data on the CleanSwell mobile app. If you can’t use the app, download and print a data card in English or Spanish, then mail your completed card to the address on the card.
Things to Remember…
- Prepare for the day with a reusable bucket, work gloves, litter grabbers, reusable water bottle and sturdy shoes.
- If possible, print out the Waiver Form and bring it with you to the cleanup site of your choice.
- Practice social distancing and try not to form large groups.
- Remember many small efforts make a big difference.
- Record the litter you collect and share it on the Clean Swell app.
Have Fun, Be Safe, and Thanks for Participating!
Organized Cleanup Sites
Previous Marin Coastal Cleanup Day Results
Number of Volunteers in Marin: 1,524
Pounds of Trash Collected: 12,826
Pounds of Recyclable Materials: 1,287
Miles Covered: 131
Number of Volunteers in Marin: 1,444
Pounds of Trash Collected: 9,410
Pounds of Recyclable Materials: 853
Miles Covered: 150
Number of Volunteers in Marin: 1,534
Pounds of Trash Collected: 10,396
Pounds of Recyclable Materials: 1,703
Miles Covered: 150
Number of Volunteers in Marin:
Pounds of Trash Collected:
Pounds of Recyclable Materials:
Miles Covered:
Number of Volunteers in Marin: 852
Pounds of Trash Collected: 3,860
Pounds of Recyclable Materials: 667
Miles Covered: 56.7