adopt a beach

It's almost time for the Adopt A Beach cleanup!  The next Adopt A Beach cleanup event is happening on Saturday, April 18th! Texas Adopt a Beach has been making beaches better since 1968. The Texas General Land Office Adopt-A-Beach program began in the fall of 1986, when 2,800 volunteers picked up 124 tons of trash...

Congratulations to Mia Mabray of Our Lady Of Victory who was named a runner-up in the Treasures of the Texas Coast Children's Art Contest. Out of 2,480 entries from across the state, Mia was named a runner-up in the 6th-grade category, and her art work will appear in the 2019 Adopt-A-Beach Calendar...

Earth Day is Sunday (April 22), and a great way to honor Mother Nature and our great Texas beaches is by helping out during the 2018 Texas General Land Office Adopt-A-Beach Coast-wide Spring Cleanup. It happens at 26 of Texas' most popular tourist beaches...

How about those kids! A big congratulations to all the winners of this year's Texas General Land Office Adopt-A-Beach Treasures of the Texas Coast Children's Art Contest, especially the 4 Victoria students from Our Lady of Victory who were selected as finalists...

Earth Day is coming up Saturday, April 22nd, and the Texas General Land Office invites you to celebrate at the beach for the 31st annual Adopt-A-Beach Spring Cleanup. This highly successful program invites volunteers to come to specific beaches for a few ours to help clean up litter and marine debris...

A huge turnout to say the least during the 30th GLO Adopt-A-Beach Fall  Cleanup. Officials say more than 8,200 volunteers cleaned up 172,000 of trash from Texas beaches, some 169 miles of Texas coastline. What were some of the more unusual items picked up during the cleanup...

We all enjoy our beautiful beaches in South Texas, but unfortunately some people don't take care of their trash. That's why the Texas General Land Office puts together the  Adopt-A-Beach program, so people like you and I can volunteer a little time and help clean up.  Here are a few facts from the General Land Office:

We all enjoy our beautiful beaches in South Texas, but unfortunately some people don't take care of their trash. That's why the Texas General Land Office puts together the  Adopt-A-Beach program, so people like you and I can volunteer a little time and help clean up.  Here are a few facts from the General Land Office:

A huge turnout to say the least this past weekend, as volunteers at the 30th GLO Adopt-A-Beach Spring Cleanup removed 110,000 pounds of trash from Texas beaches. Officials say over 6.7000 volunteers donated their time and energy across the state to help with the cleanup...

We love our Texas beaches, and it's a shame that some people that use them don't show respect by cleaning up after themselves. That's why there are events like the 30th GLO Adopt-A-Beach Spring Cleanup. The event happens today (Saturday, April 23rd) at 4 Coastal Bend beaches...

We love our Texas beaches, and it's a shame that some people that use them don't show respect by cleaning up after themselves. That's why there are events like the 30th GLO Adopt-A-Beach Spring Cleanup. The event is scheduled for Saturday, April 23rd at 4 Coastal Bend beaches...

We love our Texas beaches, and it's a shame that some people that use them don't show respect by cleaning up after themselves. That's why there are events like the 12th Annual Winter Beach Cleanup! The event is scheduled for tomorrow Saturday, Feb...