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What you may not realize is that you play a crucial role in protecting this unique place. Our visits to coastal areas often bring with them single-use trash items, which accumulate rapidly. Each year, tens of thousands of pounds of litter are left behind on the California coastline, causing significant ecological damage. By practicing Leave No Trace, we all benefit from: Healthier coastal ecosystems and wildlife Vibrant wildlife on land and sea More enjoyable outdoor spaces for everyone to share The Cleaner California Coast-Leave No Trace Initiative is in partnership with Marin County Parks, Sonoma County Regional Parks, Sonoma County Tourism, Visit Mendocino, California State Parks, the National Park Service, federally and non-federally recognized tribes, Marin Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the Environmental Action Committee of West Marin. Practicing Leave No Trace in Coastal Communities Bring your foods or liquids in reusable containers. Repackaging your food and drinks into reusable containers is an easy way to cut down on litter before you even reach the coastline. Avoid single-use plastics and styrofoam. Choosing reusable or compostable options over plastic and styrofoam helps protect marine life and keeps these materials out of our coastal ecosystems for good. Plan your trip to include public restroom stops. Mapping out restroom stops ahead of time makes for a smoother trip — some coastal towns and rural areas have limited facilities, so a little planning goes a long way. Know Before You Go Always use trash cans for litter items when available. Putting litter in a trash can is one of the simplest ways to protect wildlife and keep the coast healthy. Every piece of trash contained is one less piece that can reach the ecosystem — a small habit that makes a real difference. If trash cans are unavailable or overflowing, pack out all trash with you. When cans are full, packing out your trash keeps it from blowing or washing into the environment. Taking it home with you means it gets disposed of properly, and you're helping keep the coast clean for the next visitor too. Fishing line, tackle, and cigarette butts should be disposed of in their appropriate receptacle. Disposing of fishing line, tackle, and cigarette butts in the right receptacle protects birds, aquatic animals, and water quality. Look for receptacles designed for these items. Give back. Pick up additional litter and recycle when possible. Picking up litter — even litter that isn't yours — is a great way to give back to the coastal communities and ecosystems you're enjoying. And when you recycle, you're helping valuable materials get a second life instead of ending up in a landfill. Check the signage on bins if you're ever unsure what goes where. Trash Your Trash Use public restrooms and not trails and beaches. 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