Join Seacoast Paddleboard Club and Jetty for a special Beach Cleanup & Paddle at Pirate’s Cove Beach in Rye.
This month’s cleanup is a little extra special as our SPC paddle crew takes on a round-trip journey to the Isles of Shoals as part of The Crossing, supporting Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation and the Jetty Rock Foundation.
While the crew is making its way across the water, we’ll be gathering at Pirate’s Cove to give back to the beach we’ve proudly called our adopted beach for years. And because Jetty is sponsoring this month’s cleanup, there’s an extra reason to get there early: the first 15 volunteers to check in will receive a special gift from Jetty.
Come help us leave Pirate’s Cove a little better than we found it, support the crew making the crossing, and enjoy a paddle with the SPC community.
Bring: Gloves, water, sunscreen, and your paddleboard if you’d like to join the paddle.
Location: Pirate’s Cove Beach, Rye, NH
About Our Cleanups
To help protect the places we love, the Seacoast Paddleboard Club (SPC) adopted Pirate’s Cove Beach in Rye, New Hampshire through Blue Ocean Society’s Adopt-a-Beach program back in 2017.
Since then, SPC has hosted a monthly community cleanup on the last Sunday of every month, bringing together volunteers who are passionate about keeping our coastline clean.
We’ll meet at the entrance to Pirate’s Cove Beach for a quick introduction on marine debris and why collecting this data matters. From there, we’ll spread out and get to work. Most cleanups run between 1 to 1.5 hours.
It’s a simple, impactful way to give back, get outside, and connect with others who care about the ocean. Come be part of it.
