The Next Gen of Coastal Stewards: Earth Day at Dockweiler
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At Campbell Wellman, our focus is usually on the built environment—the homes and structures that define the Westside. But this week, we are looking at the foundation of it all: our coastline.
In honor of Earth Day, LA County Beaches & Harbors is partnering with Heal the Bay and Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell to host the 2026 Kids Beach Cleanup at Dockweiler Beach. This isn't just a day of service; it’s an opportunity to empower the next generation of environmental stewards right here in our backyard.
Event Highlights
Scheduled for Sunday, April 12, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the event at the Dockweiler Youth Center offers a hands-on experience for families to take meaningful action. Beyond the cleanup, participants can explore:
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The Traveling Tidepool: A tactile learning experience with local marine life.
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Coastal Resiliency Education: Insight into how we protect our beaches for the decades to come.
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"Can the Trash!" & Arts Stations: Creative ways to rethink waste and conservation.
The Campbell Wellman Take
We often talk about "Location Equity," and there is no greater asset to the Los Angeles lifestyle than a healthy, vibrant ocean. Seeing our local youth roll up their sleeves to protect the sand and surf is the ultimate long-term investment. It’s about ensuring that the "Coastal Advantage" remains intact for the generations that follow.
Logistics & Participation
The event is free, but registration is required to receive a parking pass and complete the necessary waivers. Reserve a spot here.
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Location: Dockweiler Youth Center, 12505 Vista del Mar, Playa del Rey.
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Preparation: While buckets and gloves are provided, families are encouraged to bring their own reusable supplies, hats, and sunscreen.
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Service Hours: For students looking to fulfill volunteer requirements, beach captains will be on-site to sign service hour forms at the conclusion of the cleanup.
Let’s work together to keep our coastline pristine!