Roundhouse Aquarium Hosts Coastal Cleanup Day at Manhattan Beach Pier

The Roundhouse Aquarium invites the community to roll up their sleeves and help protect the coastline during the 42nd Annual Coastal Cleanup Day at the Manhattan Beach Pier.

In partnership with Heal the Bay and the California Coastal Commission, the Roundhouse Aquarium will once again serve as the Manhattan Beach Pier cleanup site as part of the statewide effort to clean California’s environment from summit to sea.

Last year, more than 350 volunteers joined the Roundhouse Aquarium and removed over 267 pounds of trash and debris from the Manhattan Beach coastline. This year, the Aquarium is calling on the South Bay community to come together once again and make a direct impact on the health of the local shoreline and marine ecosystem.

Check-in begins at 8:45 AM at the base of the Manhattan Beach Pier, followed by a safety talk and distribution of cleanup supplies. Volunteers will collect trash and track their findings, with all data from the Manhattan Beach site submitted to the California Coastal Commission.

The event is free and open to volunteers of all ages. Donations to support the Roundhouse Aquarium’s educational programs and free year-round admission are welcome.