Alabama Coastal Cleanup News and Events

2023 Alabama Coastal Cleanup Calendar and News

September 16-23, 2023 is National Estuaries Week, an nationwide celebration to raise awareness and increase support for our bays, estuaries and coasts. Find your happy place to help “Get the Trash Out of the Splash” with us during this full week of September in Alabama. Learn more about how you can get involved.

Alabama Coastal Cleanup
The Alabama Coastal Cleanup is Saturday, September 16, 2023 from 8am – 12noon. Engage us on Facebook.
2023 Recycling
Collect #1 plastics and aluminum cans to recycle. They need to be relatively clean and separated from the regular collected trash.
National Estuaries Week
National Estuaries Week is September 16th – September 23rd. Get updates.
Wolf Bay Watershed Watch
Wolf Bay Watershed Watch board meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month at 5:15pm, except in July and December.
Mobile Bay Canoe and Kayak Club
Mobile Bay Canoe and Kayak club meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month from 7pm – 8pm in the Longleaf Room at The Five Rivers Delta Resource Center in Spanish Fort, Alabama.
Alabama Hiking Trails Society
Alabama Hiking Trails Society meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month from 6pm – 7:30 pm, at The Five Rivers Delta Resource Center in Spanish Fort, Alabama.
Paddle the Gulf
Get out on the water September 16, 2023 and cleanup on part of the Paddle the Gulf Trail.

Listen to Our 2022 PSA

Sponsored by ALPALS, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, and the Alabama Broadcasters Association
… dedicated to working toward a “World Without Waste”, and we are proud to partner with the Alabama Coastal Cleanup in the 2019 cleanup and recycling efforts.
Linda Sewell

Coca Cola

With 53 miles of Alabama beaches, and over 554 miles of coastal waterways, PCI understands the importance of protecting these most valuable resources for future generations, and is proud of this partnership that has become one of the most successful coastal cleanup efforts in the country.
Robbie McGhee

Poarch Band of Creek Indians

… it’s amazing, in 35 years 106,000 volunteers have cleaned over 6,000 miles of beaches and coastline and picked up over 1.7 million pounds of trash. The Coastal Cleanup benefits all of us that live in this paradise as well as those who visit the Alabama Gulf Coast each year. Ike Williams & John McInnis

Ike’s Beach Service & Flora-Bama

Find Your Zone and get involved!

NEWSLETTER

Keep up to date with all of the information about the Alabama Coastal Cleanup.

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