For pot-luck, encourage guests to avoid plastic to go containers, and bring reusable containers and take containers home with them for cleaning, disposal or recycling. Here are some tips for event hosts for a plastic free event.
Read MoreBeach Cleanup and Water Monitoring, Aquatic Park
Join Shark Stewards on a cleanup and marine debris data collection days at Aquatic Park, Berkeley, meeting outside the Berkeley Paddling and Rowing Club Nov. 24.
Event with the Cal Berkeley Surfrider Club and the Ocean Society.
Beach Cleanup, Newport Beach Back Bay
Join us at the Lower Back Bay and help maintain this popular fitness and walking area connected to the ocean by Newport Bay. This is a restored estuary site and an important part of the watershed with small sharks, rays, wading birds and lovely vistas. Find our table at the end of Back Bay Drive on the trail next to the entrance of Back Bay Science Center, sign in and gather your collection gear.
Read MoreShark Stewards Adds Unfair Competition Claim in Plastic Pollution Lawsuit
Environmental Group in California Adds Unfair Competition Claim in Plastic Pollution Lawsuit
Earth Island Institute Files Amended Complaint Against Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and other defendants to hold them accountable for plastic pollution
Read MoreCoastal Cleanup Day
California Coastal Cleanup Day- Aquatic Park San Francisco with Shark Stewards
September 23, 2023
Beach Cleanup, Aquatic Park San Francisco POSTPONED
Join our crew of kids and ocean lovers cleaning the beach for Plastic Free National Parks and Waterfront.
Aquatic Park Maritime Heritage Area, San Francisco above the beach (Map Below).
Meet at the west end of the Dolphin Club at bench at 10Am. Look for the Shark Flag and sign in sheet.
United Nations: CALL TO ACTION on Plastic Waste
Shark Stewards is a signatory to an appeal to end global plastic pollution through prevention, alternate manufacturing and accountability. The need for urgent negotiation of a new global treaty to […]
Read MoreOcean Plastic Fact- What is the Problem?
Today, the world’s oceans are facing unprecedented danger due to various issues, including overfishing, pollution, oil spills, and more. Climate change is also affecting ocean animals and the cleanliness of the sea. Whether you want to save the whales or just do your part to keep the oceans cleaner, there are several things we can all do at home to promote a cleaner, safer oceanic environment. Read on to discover ways to help protect the ocean and save marine life, all from your own home.
Read MoreCalifornia Coastal Cleanup Day with Sharks
Join Shark Stewards on California Coastal Cleanup Day with Newport Landing Whale Watching and Run 4 Sharks September 18
Read MoreRestaurant Plastic is Killing Ocean Life- Support AB 1276
Join Shark Stewards supporting our partners the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Surfrider Foundation to reduce ocean plastic in California waters. We need your help to pass AB 1276 by September 10, 2021! This bill would reduce single-use foodware accessories, such as cups, utensils and condiments, to be given to consumers only upon request.
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