Volunteers of all ages and abilities came together to celebrate Oakland's 29th annual Creek to Bay Day! Click below to see photos of this day of environmental impact.
Environmental impacts
Updated October 2, 2024
74% of volunteer coordinators have reported their outcomes:
🙋🏾 650 participating volunteers
🕖 2,188 volunteer hours donated
🗑️ 4,692 gallons of trash, and
🌿 3,927 gallons of organic-green waste removed from Oakland’s streets, parks, and waterways!
Through your volunteer efforts, YOU were part of a tremendous international and statewide effort to clean and protect the Bay and California’s Coast. Thank you for getting involved!
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Volunteers of all ages and abilities are invited to join Oakland Creek to Bay Day projects to clean and green Oakland’s creeks, shorelines, parks, and neighborhoods. Projects include trash removal, habitat restoration, tree planting, and beautification.
The 29th annual Oakland Creek to Bay Day is part of California and International Coastal Cleanup Day. By participating, you’ll not only make a positive impact on our community but also help protect our creeks, bay, ocean, and beaches.
There are two ways to participate:
Project activities may include litter removal, habitat restoration, graffiti abatement, weeding, and planting. The goal is to enhance the health of our shorelines, and waterways by reducing pollution and promoting sustainable practices.
The City of Oakland Environmental Stewardship Team can support your event by 🌊
Site Coordinator Roles and Responsibilities 🐳
Share your actions on social media via #OaklandCreekToBay, #VolunteerOakland, #CreektoBayDay
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