Cleanup

Brevard-based nonprofit leading derelict trap removal, marine debris cleanup, and conservation education across Florida's waterways, with the Water Report Network citizen-science platform. Expanding statewide.

Community-funded 501(c)(3) nonprofit of volunteers dedicated to preventing and removing trash from Brevard County waterways, with twice-monthly cleanup events removing about a ton of trash each month.

Volunteer activist network protecting oceans, waves, and beaches through water quality testing, beach cleanups, and plastic reduction advocacy.

Nonprofit affiliate of Keep America Beautiful dedicated to community cleanups, beautification, recycling, and litter prevention throughout Brevard County.

National nonprofit protecting the ocean from today's greatest threats, advancing science-based policy and the International Coastal Cleanup to remove marine debris.

Nonprofit using citizen science and data to remove ghost fishing gear and marine debris, protecting marine ecosystems and coastal wildlife across Florida and beyond.

Volunteer nonprofit restoring and protecting the spoil islands of the Indian River Lagoon through cleanups, native plantings, and habitat improvement projects.

The Sykes Creek Kayak Cleanup began after witnessing the debris left behind following the Merritt Island Christmas Boat Parade in 2019. What started as a small effort to remove litter has grown into a community movement after each boat parade. Today, volunteers partner with local businesses and conservation organizations to paddle, clean, educate, and inspire others to care for one of Brevard County’s most treasured waterways.