Be the solution to plastic pollution, Greenwich! On Saturday, March 24th, grab a bucket, gloves and mask and head to Greenwich Point Park for the 2nd Annual Live Like Luke Cleanup.

Marine debris, particularly plastics, is not only an aesthetic issue affecting the beauty of Greenwich shorelines; it threatens our economy, our wildlife and our food supply. Cleanups - the last line of defense - require a community effort, and Greenwich Green & Clean, Skip the Straw Greenwich and their partner organizations invite Greenwich residents to be the solution to plastic pollution.

Please observe safety guidelines - masks, social distancing and small groups required. Register and select a time slot: https://tinyurl.com/BeachCleanupLiveLikeLuke2021. Walk-ins welcome but must register onsite.

Or participate virtually by tagging a photo of your own cleanup @greenwichgreenandclean or @skipthestrawgreenwich

Further information at https://greenwichgreenandclean.org.

About Luke Meyers

Luke was a dedicated environmental advocate who lost his battle with cancer in 2019.  A Greenwich High School student, he was a board member of the GHS Environmental Action Club and a Bruce Museum Seaside Center volunteer. Luke was an aspiring young activist who wanted to "make changes in our community that not only benefit the environment, but through this, benefit ourselves and all of those around us." 

Our Partner Organizations

BYOGreenwich, Friends of Greenwich Point, Greenwich Conservation Commission, Greenwich Point Conservancy, Greenwich Shellfish Commission, Greenwich Parks & Recreation and Surfrider CT