Earth Day Beach Cleanup Celebrates Thirty Years
Bob Lane volunteers to helkp keep Island beaches clean.
Albert O. Fischer
Colin and Celeste Ewing with Jay Walsh work to fill their pickup with trash.
Albert O. Fischer
Beautiful April day to stroll beneath the Gay Head Cliffs with a purpose.
Albert O. Fischer
Tidying up near the newly-planted beach grass at Lobsterville.
Albert O. Fischer
Volunteers fanned out at Menemsha to celebrate Earth Day.
Albert O. Fischer
It is the 30th anniversary for Vineyard Conservation Society's beach cleanup day.
Albert O. Fischer
Picking between the rip rap on the Menemsha jetty.
Albert O. Fischer
Annual Earth Day tradition.
Albert O. Fischer
VCS volunteers manned tables at Bend in the Road beach.
Ray Ewing
Chris Hall picks up bottles and nips from the curve at Bend in the Road
Ray Ewing
Finding curiosities in the dunes at State Beach.
Ray Ewing
Wandering amid the rosa rugosa.
Ray Ewing
Suvarna Maya and Dana Wallace walked Beach Road.
Ray Ewing
Keeping an eye out for litter, and perhaps, maybe some beach glass.
Ray Ewing
Earth Day cleanup crew from First Light Child Development Center.
Ray Ewing
Regan Fisher enjoys a doughnut for a good day's work.
Ray Ewing
Gathering the pickings at Little Bridge.
Ray Ewing
Mike Krause, Martha Klein, Diane Krause, and Chris Hall.
Ray Ewing
Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary hosted its own volunteer day.
Ray Ewing
Heading to the shore of Sengekontacket at Felix Neck.
Ray Ewing
A barbeque followed.
Ray Ewing
People from around the Island gathered on Saturday morning to scour the shoreline for bags, bottles, lighters, fishing gear and other beach litter. It was the Vineyard Conservation Society's 30th annual beach cleanup, which began informally when Earth Day was first celebrated in 1970.
