Did you know that 73 million sharks are killed each year for the shark fin trade? And did you know that one of the most effective ways to protect sharks is to eliminate the market for fins by prohibiting their sale?
Electro and '80s collide at a benefit for Heal the Bay! American Junkie throws the "Fundrager 2080's Party" with DJ Ty D (Top 40 Side) and Serifin (House Side).
100% of proceeds from the $5 Bay-Bombers (vodka, sweet and sour, blue curacao, a splash of pineapple juice and Red Bull) from May 20-24 goes to Heal the Bay, as well as suggested donations from the door.
Be part of the biggest volunteer day on the planet!
Save the date for Saturday, September 21, 2013, for this year's Coastal Cleanup Day, and check back for cleanup sites, signup forms and more information.
Attention K-5th grade Educators! We will be hosting free Teacher Professional Development Workshops on Saturday, March 16th, at the SEA Lab in Redondo Beach. LAUSD salary points are given for attendance at the workshop(s).
This workshop trains volunteers to become “Dockwalkers,” who conduct face-to-face boater education about environmentally-sound boating practices. Receive free educational materials to distribute to boaters at marinas, boat launch ramps, boat shows, and special events.
Held the third Thursday in December, Heal the Bay’s annual A Day Without a Bag gives Southland shoppers an early holiday present, courtesy of a reusable bag giveaway at locations throughout Los Angeles County.
October 1, 2012 - 12:00am - October 31, 2012 - 12:00am
20% of proceeds benefits HTB
Shop for a cause! For the month of October, 20 percent of Honu Yoga shirts will benefit Heal the Bay!
Honu Yoga owner and designer Nicole Sherman is an ocean lover and advocate for sea turtles. She paired her two passions for exclusive yoga shirts available for both men and women.
Through the end of the year, 20 percent of the limited edition Heal the Bay yoga shirts will benefit HtB.
Thrill The World, an annual worldwide simultaneous dance event of Michael Jackson’s song “Thriller,” was created to share the joy of dance, celebrate communities and support charities. This year, the Trash Zombies are back in the South Bay with events to marry education and arts to raise awareness about pollution and reduce waste.
Patrick Molloy's in Hermosa Beach is throwing a Fund-rager for Heal the Bay! DJ Ty D and Debo Drums spin '80s and electro, and '80s costumes are strongly encouraged. The Irish bar will be serving a "Kamikaze Shot" for $5 with 100% of proceeds going directly to Heal the Bay, and $5 suggested donations will also be accepted at the door.
