The pre-storm sweeps described on Volunteer and cleanups are an idea at this stage, not a scheduled event. Running them properly means working out permissions, land ownership, habitat timing and safety first. That work is underway, and this is how you'll hear when it's done.
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Your email, and nothing else. One message when a cleanup or other opportunity is organized.
What you'll get
A message when a cleanup or other volunteer opportunity is organized and open to join, with the date, the meeting point and what to bring. Nothing else: no newsletter, and no messages about anything you didn't ask about.
What's already running right now
You don't have to wait for this list to help. Several organizations run cleanups and volunteer programs today, and they're the fastest way to get involved:
- Volunteer and cleanups lists who to contact, including groups like Surfrider and WILDCOAST that run cleanups now.
- Donate to a project covers the groups doing this work on both sides of the border.
- Speak up is where public comment and funding pressure change what actually gets built.
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