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Safety is our first priority for any beach cleanup. Even the cleanest-looking beach can hide dangers under the sand. Nails, broken glass, hypodermic needles… even an unexploded grenade have been found during one of our annual Coastal Cleanup Days!

In addition, everybody that joins us for a beach cleanup is required to sign our waiver form. School groups, boy scout and girl scout troops, and any person under the age of 18 will need a signature from a parent or guardian to participate in the cleanup. Waivers in English and Spanish will be available for download from this page later in the summer. Forms are also available at cleanup sites on Coastal Cleanup Day.