ARRIVAL TIME ON THE BEACH: 8AM- WAKE UP EARLY BIRDS

2018 International Coastal Clean Up

Open to NHE and Non-NHE 

Last year, over 789,000 volunteers around the world collected more than 20 million pounds of trash during the International Coastal Cleanup, which is sponsored by the Ocean Conservancy. 
Volusia County combines the International Coastal Cleanup with the Halifax/Indian River Cleanup to enhance the environmental impact. Last year, 1,082 Volusia County volunteers collected 4,545 pounds of trash during the cleanups.

Sign Up

Please register everyone that you're bringing along with their T-shirt size (choose a size larger than you might normally because these tend to run small) T-shirts available until they run out. 

What to Bring

Please bring garden gloves, drinking water, and buckets or used plastic shopping bags (buckets are preferred to lessen our environmental impact).

Also, a hat, sunscreen, comfortable clothing and outdoor footwear is recommended. THE SUN BITES, DON'T FORGET SUNSCREEN. 

Anyone that wants to stay afterwards and enjoy the beach, bring whatever you would like. I'll probably keep my chairs and cooler and beach bags in the car until afterward.  

Please check in with me, Lucee Price, upon arrival down on the beach. Keep my cell number handy in case you need me that morning: 4079216835

I'll make sure you get checked in, get your cleaning materials, and get instructions on how to complete the cleanup tally cards.
 
Parking cost- free if you park on Flagler Avenue- parking lot $20
If you can get to this location to pick up beforehand- A parking pass can be obtained prior to the cleanup free of charge at New Smyrna Beach Leisure Services Department, 201 North Myrtle Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168. For more information about the passes, please visit http://www.cityofnsb.com/parknsb.

New (er) to homeschooling or have questions? Consider joining us at one of our NHE Park Days listed on the calendar. Contact the coordinator by clicking the event link and let her know you're coming!