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Posts Tagged ‘cleanup’

SanCap Resilience to Host Talk and Vendor Expo on Flood Mitigation

By Barbara Linstrom | February 25, 2026 | 0

SanCap Resilience will present its next community forum, “Flood Protection for Your Home or Business: Talk and Expo” on Friday, March 20, from 5-8 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House.…

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Clearing The Way: Sanibel’s 50th Anniversary Roadside Cleanup

By Barbara Linstrom | December 20, 2024

In celebration of Sanibel’s 50th Anniversary, visitors and residents came together on Saturday, December 14, 2024, for a morning dedicated to giving back to our beloved island. After Hurricanes Debby,…

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Sanibel’s 50th Anniversary Cleanup

By Barbara Linstrom | December 3, 2024

Celebrate Sanibel’s 50th Anniversary with Coastal Watch by participating in a special roadside cleanup! Join us as we honor Sanibel’s legacy of conservation and come together to remove debris left…

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Tides of Change: Record-Breaking Volunteer Effort Cleans Up Our Beaches

By Barbara Linstrom | September 24, 2024

International Coastal Cleanup 2024 Our amazing community came together like never before for this year’s International Coastal Cleanup! With 415 volunteers across Sanibel, Captiva, and North Captiva beaches, this was…

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SCCF Preserve Lands Will Take Time to Heal

By Barbara Linstrom | February 21, 2024

With ongoing chipping or removal of dead vegetation on SCCF properties, the landscape has taken on a different look while the ecosystems heal from the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. Before…

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