In continued response to Superstorm Sandy, Clean Ocean Action is coordinating a volunteer program called Waves of Action: “For The Shore” to help improve and protect the marine environment throughly monthly clean up days.
Throughout 2013, COA is engaging its network of organizations, businesses, citizens, and municipalities to help coastal communities throughout New Jersey and New York.
Join Clean Ocean Action and over 20 other organizations, businesses and municipalities on Saturday, March 23rd for the Fourth Wave of Action "For the Shore."
There are still projects in need of volunteers for March 23!
Projects in New Jersey:
Monmouth County
Sandy Hook
Little Silver
West Long Branch
Deal
Asbury Park
Loch Arbour
Long Branch
Ocean County
Toms River
Brick
LBI
Atlantic County
Brigantine
Cape May County
Cape May
Projects in New York:
Staten Island
foggyworld
2:42 pm on Thursday, March 14, 2013
Ocean County still needs you on Good Luck Point in Bayville. We are sinking in trash and while I had asked you to come in December, you were enthusiastic but said the Mayor would have to approve.
I never heard back from you and am begging you good people to consider adding us to the list of areas that need serious attention.
Walking Dead
6:14 pm on Thursday, March 14, 2013
We are in dire need of help in Glen Cove. Homes are abandoned. Debris on the streets. We didn't live in a mansion, just a ranch, but it was our home for 15 years.
It breaks my heart when I pull into the driveway. Garden beds and trees, all dead. The grass looks yellow. The water in our lagoon is a funky grey color. Nothing will ever be the same.
George Browne
7:48 pm on Thursday, March 14, 2013
Ok - how do we organize a group of volunteers to help clean up BT?
George Browne
8:28 pm on Thursday, March 14, 2013
http://fortheshore.org/njprojects/bayville-nj/ - Good Luck Point March 23rd