Keep Martin Beautiful

Join the Fall Rio Adopt-A-Road Cleanup on Saturday, Oct. 17 at 8:30 a.m. and help keep Rio beautiful! 🌎🧤

Volunteers will meet at the Rio Civic Center, 1255 N.E. Dixie Highway in Jensen Beach, for instructions before heading out.

Community service hours are available, and volunteers can enjoy a free breakfast following the cleanup!

For more information, contact Nancy at 772- 530-2398.

We have a winner! 🏆 Congratulations to the Martin County High School Class of 2029, who took the title for this year’s Weirdest Find with a Lagoon Drift card discovered during the International Coastal Cleanup!

Thank you to everyone who voted, and a special shoutout to Flip Flop Shops Stuart for providing the winner’s goodie bag! 💚

A great first cleanup for Love And Hope In Action, Inc.!

As part of Keep Martin Beautiful’s Adopt-A-Road program, the group has adopted Ault Road and recently completed its first cleanup. Four dedicated volunteers spent four hours along the roadway and collected an impressive 75 pounds of litter! 👏

Thank you to Love and Hope in Action for stepping up to help keep Martin County clean and beautiful. 🌎✨

The results are in from our 2026 International Coastal Cleanup! 📊

Thanks to 1,116 volunteers, we removed more than 4,000 pounds of debris and 32,984 pieces of litter from Martin County’s beaches, parks and waterways.

One thing stood out this year: the litter is getting smaller. From tiny plastic fragments to cigarette butts and bottle caps, these small pieces add up to a BIG problem.

Thank you to our incredible volunteers, sponsors and community partners for making it all possible. Together, we're keeping Martin County beautiful! 👏💙

📰 Keep Martin Beautiful in the News!

More than 1,000 volunteers showed up across 28 locations throughout Martin County for this year’s International Coastal Cleanup!

From removing plastics and other debris to helping protect birds and marine life, every piece collected makes a difference for our beaches, parks and waterways.

We’re so grateful to every volunteer who gave their time to care for our community. 💙

Check out WPBF's coverage to see the cleanup in action: https://www.wpbf.com/article/martin-county-participates-in-international-coastal-cleanup/73838395

Martin County participates in International Coastal Cleanup More than 1,000 volunteers help at 28 locations in the county.

Don’t forget to send us your weirdest International Coastal Cleanup find! 🗑️

Snap a photo of the strangest, funniest or most unexpected item you found during the cleanup and email it to [email protected] for a chance to win a goodie bag from Flip Flop Shops Stuart.

Submissions close this Friday, September 25, so get those photos in!

Cleanup day is here! 🌊💙

Today, volunteers across Martin County are rolling up their sleeves as part of the 2026 International Coastal Cleanup, joining people around the world in a global effort to remove litter and protect our oceans, waterways and wildlife.

A huge thank you to every volunteer, group leader, sponsor and community partner spending their morning helping care for the places that make Martin County so special. Every piece of litter removed adds up, and we’re incredibly grateful to have so many people out there making a difference today!

📸We want to see your cleanup in action. Send us your photos, tag Keep Martin Beautiful on social media and use so we can share some of the amazing work happening across Martin County today!

Tomorrow is the International Coastal Cleanup, and Martin County is ready to get to work! 🙌

Volunteers will be heading to ALL cleanup sites across Martin County. We’re so grateful to everyone helping us care for our beaches, waterways and community!

You never know what’s hiding along the shoreline...👀🌊

During this year’s International Coastal Cleanup, keep an eye out for your group’s weirdest, wildest or most unexpected find. Snap a photo and send it our way for a chance to win a goodie bag from Flip Flop Shops Stuart!

📸 Email your photo to [email protected] by September 25, 2026 to enter.