Creating communities that reduce plastic ways in our waterways and landscapes.
get engaged!
Jackson’s Beach Cleanup
December 1, 2024
Join us and The Whale Museum at Jackson’s Beach to continue our work removing litter, microplastics, and debris from local beaches.
See a complete list of events here!
turn off the plastic tap
REFUSE
plastic waste in the first place
REDUCE
use of single-use, non-recyclable, plastic products
REUSE
and repurpose what you can
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Be a beach steward!
Help taking responsibility for the preservation and cleanliness of our coastal environments!
learn more2
Refuse plastic, disposable utensils, glassware, and plates.
Buy bamboo disposables if you must, bring your own re-usable utensils and dishes.
learn more3
Refuse balloons and party glitter.
What goes up, must come down and will likely end up in nature. No more balloons or glitter at outdoor events and displays. Use paper decorations, rice, or bubbles instead.
learn moreI love working with Plastic Free Salish Sea because we provide educational tools, solutions and hands-on activities.
Jess Newley
Community Science and Education Director
Friends of the San Juans
Reducing plastic use is vital for mitigating climate change because the production and disposal of plastics contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions.
Katie Fleming
Solid Waste Coordinator
San Juan County Department of Environmental Stewardship
As a scuba diver, I’ve seen first hand the impact of single-use plastics on our waterways. My first method of defense is to refuse and reduce.
Tyler Davis
Environmental Project Manager
San Juan County Department of Environmental Stewardship
