Non-stick cookware is a common source of PFAS contamination. In 2023, the State of California will prohibit the distribution and sale of PFAS-contaminated food packaging on January 1 and juvenile…
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As we teach our students about the human impacts on the environment, we make it an effort to focus less on the problem and more on the solutions. Through our…
In 2018, Coastkeeper launched a partnership with the Moulton Niguel Water District to bring high-level water and watershed education to future ratepayers in their service area. We found that our…
With funding from the International Paper Foundation, Orange County Coastkeeper has been working with the US Forest Service for two years to develop stream profile data on Trabuco Creek. This…
Woah! Is it July already? These past few months sure seem to have ZOOMed right by. Along with the majority of you, I’ve been working from home this summer while...
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As part of our living shorelines restoration project we have been monitoring restored native eelgrass and restored oyster habitat since 2016. Below, is a sneak peek at what we do…
As we now spend the majority of our time in our homes, we’re using water in new ways. Certainly, we’re washing our hands more, but also, we’re cooking, cleaning and…
Spotted: New Olympia Oysters in Newport Bay In April of 2017, more than 150 volunteers hauled shells and sewed bags as a part of our Living Shorelines project to restore native…
Since 2005, we’ve helped students across Orange County connect with their environment through hands-on scientific field trips. Our programs fill the gap between concepts students learn in the classroom and…
How are we defending our Marine Protected Areas? Since the MPAs went into effect, they have enjoyed great support from the community, cities and non-profit organizations along the coast, especially…
