Cleaning Up The Beach

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Photo by CJ Vetter Volunteers Adrienne Weichbrect andJilberto Benavidez help clean up Magnolia Beach during the 2024 Adopt-A-Beach Clean Up. Kneeling down, they picked up loose pieces of plastic, discarded fishing wire and other non-biodegradable trash.


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