We notified the police that tire tracks were found in the area restricted for the piping plovers. The police were very accomodating! Thank you Southampton Village Police!
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A Daily Collection of Garbage Washed Ashore on New York's Southampton Beach
the beautiful beach
WELCOME
When I am out in Southampton, every morning I take a walk on the beach. Last year, I started picking up trash, and this year I am posting these photos in order to share them with you.
Picking up trash has been enlightening and gratifying. I am heartened by President Obama's call for volunteerism and I hope to inspire others to clean up their beaches and neighborhoods.
Some of my favorite eco-blogs
Some of my favorite eco web sites
- Central Park Conservancy
- Coastal Steward
- Conservation International
- Green Zinc
- Group for the East End
- Lower East Side Ecology Center
- Nature Conservancy
- New York Restoration Project (Bette Midler)
- Ocean Conservancy
- Oceana
- Peconic Baykeeper
- Save the Bay
- Surfrider Foundation
- The 350 Climate Advocacy Institute
- Water Charity
Links to amazing and talented friends
Products we love!
National Public Lands Day!
news
Please send pictures of your trash cleanup!
Thank you for visiting the site. Many of you have told me about your own cleanup experiences. Please take a picture and send it to sweptashore@hotmail.com. I will gladly post it on the blog! Please include location and any other information you would like to provide about your picture.
Or send news and events and we will post those as well!
Special Thanks
Thank you to Kevin Byrne, who separates the beach trash that we pick up and recycles the plastics and other items.
The town of Southampton has an extensive recycling and trash pickup program. You can learn more about it by copying and pasting this into your web browser: http://www.town.southampton.ny.us/listing.ihtml?cat=Public%20Works&id=79.
Note - all writings and photographs published here are copyright of the authors/photographers of this blog.
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- There was less trash today.
- Picked up at the Wounded Warrior Walk in Sag Harbor
- A Fez came ashore all the way from Morocco! Okay,...
- Big storm last night! Two pickups this morning
- If only this shoe matched last month's...
- We leave the beach toys at the public beach entran...
- More bottle tops and lids than bottles and containers
- The new moon brings a lot of trash (see News)
- We haven't talked yet about beach erosion - or the...
- Equal time for nice people - one also picks up bal...
- Today's trash - two people walking their dogs in t...
- It does add color to the beach - but not in a good...
- There are lots of parties on the weekends - with b...
- ??? I need to learn more about this
- You begin to think of things (such as balloons!) i...
- Picking up trash helps endangered species
- Lots of candy and snack wrappers today, which begs...
- The public entrances all have trash cans - some wi...
- There is always more trash near the public entranc...
- Beach cleanup in Montauk
- What will archaeologists of the future say about t...
- The fish are bait with very sharp hooks attached. ...
- Elizabeth A. Morton NWR was very clean and beautif...
- It's an adventure - you never know what you are go...
- Attention: putting dog waste in a bag and leaving...
- Gives new meaning to the term beachCOMBing...
- At least there are fewer "congrats, grad" balloons...
- Ironic printing on the cardboard box: Pride of Ne...
- What is in the stomachs of our sea birds and sea c...
- Unexploded fireworks remain after the celebration
- Picnics on the beach mean lots of leftovers...not ...
- Peconic Baykeeper Cleanup, East Quogue
- More from the bay cleanup
- Educate yourself about balloons!
- Note - putting a coffee cup behind the fence near ...
- The plastics we pick up get recycled
- Educate yourself about homemade cleaning products ...
- Trash gets blown across the dune fencing, too
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