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How to Use the Clean Swell App

Learn how to use the Clean Swell app just in time for Coastal Cleanup Month. Submit what you find during your cleanups on the CleanSwell app for smartphones. Clean Swell will instantaneously upload the litter you pick up to the Ocean Conservancy’s global ocean trash database. These data deliver a global snapshot of ocean trash, providing researchers and policy-makers insight to inform solutions. Coastal Clean-Up Day has been changed for 2020 and is now Coastal Cleanup Month. This year, instead of gathering together at beaches and sites throughout the County on a single day, cleanups will happen every Saturday in September from home. Let’s protect our favorite beaches by picking up trash in our neighborhoods and local natural areas. Community members are encouraged to clean up their neighborhood every Saturday from 9 to Noon on September 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th. Your cleanups should be self-guided and close to home. Local parks, shores, creeks, streets, drainage areas, sidewalks, natural areas, and trails are great choices. Although our cleanup model is different this year, your effort will still make a huge difference for the coast! Throughout the month, stay connected with volunteers across the County by visiting our Instagram and Facebook Pages. Upload your photos, videos, and share what you find on social media with the hashtags #protectyourhappyplace and #coastalcleanup. Although we can’t meet in person this year, we can stay connected virtually. Volunteers of all ages can participate. Pre-registration is not required, but is encouraged. To register, visit ExploreEcology.org/ccd. In Santa Barbara County, Coastal Cleanup Day is brought to you by Explore Ecology and our partner the County of Santa Barbara Resource Recovery and Waste Management, with support from the Cities of Santa Barbara, Goleta, and Solvang. The California Coastal Commission organizes the statewide event and the international event is organized by the Ocean Conservancy. Special Thanks to our partner the County of Santa Barbara’s Resource Recovery & Waste Management Division.