Each year, on the first Saturday of June, thousands of Virginians simultaneously descend on the rivers, streams, and beaches of the Chesapeake Bay watershed to remove harmful litter and debris. Clean the Bay Day has been a staple for Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay community since its inception more than three decades ago. A true Virginian tradition, it is an annual opportunity for individuals, families, military installations, businesses, clubs, civic and church groups to give back to their local waterways.
This Chesapeake Bay Foundation annual event has a massive cumulative impact. Since 1989, Clean the Bay Day has engaged more than 158,200 volunteers, who have removed approximately 6.64 million pounds of debris from nearly 7,750 miles of shoreline in Virginia!
Cape Charles Beach and Harbor Cleanup
Date: Saturday June 4, 2022 9:00 AM– 11:00 AM
Meeting Place: Town of Cape Charles Boat Ramps (Marina Rd, on way to Shanty)
Needed: volunteers to walk our beach, harbor to remove trash. We are also looking for volunteers with kayaks and small boats to remove trash from the harbor. We need a few volunteers with waders and boots to remove trash from wetland areas.
No preregistration necessary, just meet at the Cape Charles Boat ramps at 9 AM – Bring Gloves!
Locally organized by The Cape Charles Yacht Club
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