Lynda Bell, Executive Director

Jules Rupple

Bring your own Kayak, paddle from Dee Dee Bartles to Tiger Island, collect litter and debris and return to Dee Dee Bartles for disposal

Julz Ruppel

Paul Lore

Lynda Bell

<div>For Earth Day and the St. Mary's River Cleanup, join us in keeping our waterways and ocean clean by kayaking to Tiger Island for a cleanup!&nbsp; Grabbers, reusable bags and reusable gloves will be provided.&nbsp; Volunteers must have their own kayak and should wear shoes suitable for the event.&nbsp; Bring a reusable water bottle, sunscreen and bug spray.</div><div><br></div><div>The day's agenda:</div><div>6am - arrive at Dee Dee Bartles Boat Ramp</div><div>6:30am - paddle to Tiger Island</div><div>7am - stage kayaks and begin cleanup</div><div>10am - load volunteer boats with collected litter and debris</div><div>10:30am - paddle back to Dee Dee Bartles Boat Ramp</div><div>11 - 11:30am&nbsp; - head to White Oak Conservation for volunteer appreciation event (participants in the cleanup will receive a wrist band for Free admission to White Oak)</div>

An affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, the mission of Keep Nassau Beautiful is to educate and enable citizens in the reduction of litter, increase in recycling and beautification of public spaces in Nassau County FL.

Keep Nassau Beautiful

Help keep our waterways and the ocean clean by kayaking to Tiger Island for a cleanup.  Participating Volunteers head to White Oak Conservation following the cleanup for a volunteer appreciation event.