1. & Halifax/Indian River Cleanup

2. THANK YOU TO ALL WHO PARTICPATED!!!
Each year, on the third Saturday in September, volunteers from around the world join together to clean beaches, rivers and other waterways. This year, a record 2,131 volunteers cleaned 7,448 pounds of trash in Volusia County. Volunteers worked together to document every piece of trash they found using standardized trash tally data cards. This information is used by the Ocean Conservancy to produce the world’s only state-by-state, country-by-country Marine Debris Index.
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO PARTICPATED!!!

3. Cassen Park
22 volunteers at Cassen Park, located at the Granada boat ramp in Ormond Beach, cleaned up 290 pounds of trash .

4. Andy Romano Park
141 volunteers at Andy Romano Park cleaned up 431 pounds of trash from
the beach in addition to rescuing three washback sea turtles

5. Callalisa Creek
11 volunteers cleaned up 450 pounds of trash around Callalisa Creek in New Smyrna Beach

6. Frank Rendon Park
136 volunteers cleaned up 86 pounds of trash at Frank Rendon Park

7. Port Orange Causeway Park
76 volunteers cleaned up 850 pounds of trash at Port Orange Causeway Park

8. Winter Haven Park
98 volunteers cleaned up 455 pounds of trash at Winter Haven Park

9. Smyrna Yacht Club
Smyrna Yacht Club members came together to clean up 83 pounds of trash

10. 2016 Most common items found:
Cigarette butts: 41,085
Small plastic pieces: 23,655
Plastic bottle caps: 11,231
Food Wrappers: 6,863
2016 Record breaking items found:
Beverage cans: 3,209
Plastic beverage bottles: 3,114
Glass beverage bottles: 2,601
Cups & plates: 3,064
Small foam pieces: 9,036
Small glass pieces: 1,662
Food wrappers: 6,863
Forks, knives & spoons: 1,256
Plastic lids: 1,636
Tampons/tampon applicators: 119
Other plastic/foam packaging: 2,369

11. A special thanks to all of the site captains and to: