Adopt A Beach

09/29/2016

Dirt, grime and brake dust wash off your car when it rains. Car wash facilities make it easy to keep your car clean, and they recycle the water.

09/21/2016

Help reduce water pollution by carpooling or using public transportation. Fewer cars on the highway reduce the amount of heavy metals from tires and brakes getting into our water.

09/08/2016

Make sure to properly secure and cover vehicle loads to prevent debris from flying out. When it rains, debris is washed off highways into storm drains ending up in California waterways.

09/02/2016

When it rains, water washes pollutants off the highways and into the storm drain system ultimately impacting our quality of water. Keep our highways clean to help reduce polluted water from entering the storm drain system.

09/01/2016

Make sure to dispose of cigarette butts properly. They're one of the top littered items along California highways, washing down storm drains and into our precious waterbodies.

05/05/2016

The statewide public awareness campaign raises awareness about stormwater pollution. Sacramento, California – Adopt A Beach®, a subsidiary of AAB Outdoor Media®, is proud to announce its partnership with the “Protect Every Drop” campaign. Led by Caltrans’ Stormwater Program, the campaign seeks to ed...

07/02/2015

Have a fun and safe 4th of July!! - AHMC

04/21/2015

04/21/2015

The Huntington/Seal Beach Surfrider Foundation’s “Ohana Day” and Beaches Be Crazy Event Recap!

The Surfrider Foundation is a non-profit environmental organization dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s oceans, waves and beaches for all people, through conservation, activism, research and education.

04/13/2015

Adopt A Highway & Adopt A Beach were proud to participate in Huntington Beach Surfrider Foundation's 9th annual "Ohana Day"! We love supporting organizations and their programs that are geared toward environment causes, safety, and the improvement of our communities.

We want to thank Tony from the Huntington / Seal Beach Surfrider Chapter for having us at the event. We had so much fun sharing about our programs and meeting tons of friendly new faces!

2,400 + beach goers, visitors, participants and volunteers joined our 9th annual "Ohana Day" event.

427 volunteers joined in for our beach clean up picking up 417.23 lbs of trash with 42 lbs of Styrofoam.

25 business partners participated showing their products or service.

Music by Tupua with entertainment & dancing by Tahitian Performers that thrilled the crowd!

Various Kohl's stores and their employees partnered up with our Ohana Day celebration year after year; also joining us was 150 members of the First Christian Church of Huntington Beach;

Thanks to all our EC and Core Volunteers for giving there time and effort to make this event one of the most successful to date (they are very talented and dedicated individuals!), Also special thanks to two great individual: Frank Dubbs for MC-ing and announcing throughout the event and also to "Rockin Fig" for his friendship, long-time association and support with our Surfrider Foundation Chapter's mission for protecting our oceans, waves and beaches...

The pictures below tell the "story" of the day.

Enjoy the moments!

Aloha,

04/11/2015

Tomorrow is the big day! Come out and support the Huntington Beach Surfrider Foundation beach cleanup and annual "Ohana Day"!! It's going to be a day full of fun activities and educational programs by many of Surfrider's partners.

The event starts at 9:00 am and goes until 1:00 pm. Stop by the Adopt A Highway & Adopt A Beach tent to say hello! We'll see you there!