On April 22, 2026, EcoServants® mobilized volunteers across two key coastal locations in Los Angeles County: Del Rey Lagoon and Venice Beach. What followed was a powerful demonstration of what coordinated community action can achieve in just a few hours.
Volunteers arrived ready to work—and by the end of the day, the impact was clear. Bags filled, habitats restored, and pollution removed before it could reach the ocean.
EcoServants® booth at Del Rey Lagoon serving as the hub for volunteer coordination.
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→ Become a MemberMeasured Results from a Single Day
Across both locations, EcoServants volunteers removed a total of 317.1 pounds of litter:
Del Rey Lagoon: 304.7 pounds
Venice Beach: 12.4 pounds
This work directly prevented debris from entering waterways and the Pacific Ocean, protecting wildlife and reducing long-term environmental harm.
Del Rey Lagoon: Community in Action
The majority of the cleanup took place at Del Rey Lagoon, where volunteers worked together to remove over 300 pounds of waste from a sensitive ecosystem.
Equipped with grabbers, bags, and a shared sense of purpose, volunteers spread across the site to collect and remove debris. Every item picked up contributed to restoring the natural balance of the area.
Volunteers at Del Rey Lagoon for the cleanup effort.
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→ Join EcoServantsMore Than Cleanup: Building Momentum
Earth Day 2026 was not just about removing litter—it was about building momentum. Music, outreach, and shared energy created an environment where people felt connected to the mission.
When environmental action becomes engaging and accessible, more people participate—and that is how long-term impact is built.
Live music helping energize the community during Earth Day.
Event support team creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Venice Beach: Protecting the Coastline
At Venice Beach, volunteers focused on removing litter directly from the sand—intervening before debris could be carried into the ocean.
Even small amounts of waste can have major consequences for marine ecosystems. This work plays a critical role in protecting coastal environments.
Removing litter directly from the shoreline.
Protecting marine ecosystems through direct action.
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EcoServants is building a global network committed to restoring the planet. Your support drives real, measurable impact.
Become a MemberEarth Day may be one day, but the mission continues year-round. With continued support, EcoServants will expand its reach, mobilize more volunteers, and restore more ecosystems—one cleanup at a time.