The Great Island Cleanup cleans the island up this weekend….
Posted April 7, 2011 at 7:22 am by Ian Byington
Stephanie & Jana & a zillion others are doing it (they sent the info below) – pick a group to work with & let’s spiff this place up! Here’s how you can help:
The party is on! It’s the Great Island Cleanup calling all able bodied islanders to come out and clean our roads and beaches! Join service groups, organizations, parks, individuals, churches, schools and businesses by showing up this Saturday, April 9!
Sign up for a section of road or a beach at the Kiosk at Market Place now till 6:00pm on April 8th. If you would prefer to work with a group that has already adopted a particular area, you can sign up for that instead.
If you can’t sign up in person, call Lori Stokes at 378-4643 to sign up for a road (call to find out where!) or Jana Marks at 378-2319 to adopt your favorite beach (listed below).
Picking up litter in small groups is much more fun, so gather some friends or family members and make a party out of it! Let’s all join together and pretty up our island for a beautiful spring!
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Clean a Beach Saturday, April 9th
South Beach
10:00am – 2:00pm
Meet Jana of Friends of the San Juans and National Park volunteers at the main beach parking lot. (378-2319).
Third Lagoon
10:00am
Meet Doug of the Land Bank at the trailhead – that’s through the park, past the light house and around the corner to the left, near the Fish Creek Marina. (378-7626)
Deadman Bay
1:00pm
Meet Doug of the Land Bank. (378-7626)
Jackson’s Beach
10:00am
Meet Margherita of Soroptimists. (378-5755)
Cattle Point Lighthouse
10:00AM
Meet Nick of BLM (468-3754) at Cattle Point, Interpretive Center Parking lot. After that look on the DNR beach just below the parking lot over the bluff. He will have plenty of trash bags so folks can peek over the edge and see if he needs help. Once the DNR beach is done (probably 1-1/2 hours), Nick will be working below the lighthouse until 2:00.
Eagle Cove County Park
10:00-11:00am
Meet representative from SJ County Parks at the Eagle Cove parking area.
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