Otter Rock Beach Cleanups: Closing in on Two Tons
Our intrepid Surfrider/SOLVE Beach Champions have removed almost two tons of plastic from the beach at the Devil’s Punchbowl State Natural Area in Otter Rock. “We’re closing in on two…
One Thousand Pounds of Plastic Removed from Otter Rock Beach Sunday
Surfrider Foundation and SOLVE united for a beach cleanup Sunday, February 17, at the Devil’s Punchbowl State Natural Area. “The good news is we removed about a thousand pounds of…
Otter Rock Beach Cleanup: We Are Going to Get This Beach Clean!
Announcing the next beach cleanup Sunday, February 3, noon. Tide will be receding. We’ll have better equipment than last time. We are the Beach Champions. King Tide has done his…
King Tides versus Newport Chapter Surfrider
Beach Cleanup January 22nd King Tides are here again. These are the highest tides of the year, when the greatest amount of trash is deposited on the beach. The next…
Become an Oregon Beach Ambassador!
Do you like long walks on the beach? Do you often find yourself picking up trash on those walks? If you answered yes to both questions, we want you for…
2018 Beach Cleanup Series
Mark your calendars for the 2018 Beach Cleanups. Surfrider Foundation invites everyone to participate in collecting beach litter and marine debris. The Newport Chapter will provide supplies and crew leaders. Volunteers…
2017 Year in Review
The Newport Chapter had a full and productive 2017! Check out our accomplishments below: Beach Cleanups 20+ beach cleanup events 2 rapid response cleanups 700+ volunteers 8,000+ lbs of debris…
Summer Beach Cleanup Series
The Newport Surfrider Chapter Invites Volunteers to a Day at the Beach NEWPORT, OREGON – The first of the Surfrider 2017 beach cleanups will take place on April 1 from…
Coastal Cleanup — Clean Oceans International and Rising Appalachia
August 11th — 9:30am, South Beach State Park @ South Jetty
Join Clean Oceans International and Rising Appalachia for a first time, free Coastal Cleanup!
We’re fired up to bring together a day of action, in collaboration with the Beloved festival (belovedfestival.com), to reduce the amount of debris (plastic and otherwise) from a piece of the Oregon Coastline. Rising Appalachia and Clean Oceans International have teamed up with the Oregon State Parks System to provide a volunteer opportunity to monitor and remove trash as well as study micro-debris accumulation!
For More Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1568503013454206/
Volunteer Opportunities for the SOLVE Fall 2016 Statewide Clean-up
Thanks you to everyone that has signed up to captain our 5 Newport area sites and to Pete Snell for getting us organized!
Scroll down to sign-up to participate at one of these sites.