To protect, document, and restore coral reefs through action, education, and legislation.
To celebrate Earth Day, Clean Reefs hosted a beach cleanup at Makapu’u Beach Park. While there wasn’t much large debris, the number of microplastics found were enough to keep us busy. Good thing we had our sifters!
Clean Reefs just completed the Koloa Landing Dive Site Cleanup. There was a lot of fishing gear causing harm to the coral. It was collected off of live healthy corals to prevent further harm. Mary Anne and the shore crew cleaned up washed up debris from the shoreline. There were about 20 participants both in and out of the water. Clean Reefs also participated with Nudi Wear, Sea Sport Divers, and Project Aware. Clean Reefs will continue to partner with these groups in the future to keep our corals and oceans clean from man-made debris.
