Join Us: Parrish Park Cleanup in Titusville, July 18

Parrish Park sign on the Indian River Lagoon in Titusville, Florida, with kitesurfers on the water in the background
Parrish Park sign on the Indian River Lagoon in Titusville, Florida, with kitesurfers on the water in the background
Parrish Park on the Indian River Lagoon — Titusville, Florida

Join United By Blue on Saturday, July 18 for a morning cleanup at Parrish Park & the Spoil Islands in Titusville, Florida. We're teaming up with GreenFi and Keep Brevard Beautiful to clear trash from the shoreline and the water along the Indian River Lagoon — one of the most biodiverse estuaries in North America. We'll be out from 8am to 12pm, and you can pitch in on land or by kayak. All kayaks and supplies are provided.

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In partnership with GreenFi & Keep Brevard Beautiful

The details

  • What: A land & kayak shoreline cleanup at Parrish Park & the Spoil Islands
  • When: Saturday, July 18 · 8:00am–12:00pm
  • Where: Parrish Park, 1 A. Max Brewer Memorial Pkwy, Titusville, FL 32796 — open in Google Maps
  • Who: All ages welcome. Volunteers under 16 need an adult with them.
  • Register: Sign up through Keep Brevard Beautiful (free)

What to expect

  • Clean on land or by kayak — all kayaks and supplies will be provided.
  • Light snacks and hydration provided throughout the morning.
  • We'll gather at a local brewery afterward (location shared with registered volunteers).

What to bring

Come with a reusable water bottle and sturdy, closed-toe shoes you don't mind getting dirty. We'll take care of the rest — gloves, bags, grabbers, kayaks, and safety gear are all on us.

How to register

Registration is free and takes a minute. Head to KeepBrevardBeautiful.org/events and choose the July 18th cleanup, or sign up directly here. Kayak spots are limited, so register early if you want to clean from the water.

Why it matters

For every product we sell, United By Blue removes one pound of trash from oceans and waterways. Cleanups like this one are where that promise happens in person. The Indian River Lagoon is home to hundreds of species of fish and birds, along with dolphins and manatees, and trash left on its shoreline and islands doesn't stay put — it moves with the tide and the wind. A few hours with a good crew keeps it out of the water for good.

Bring a friend, bring your kids (with an adult), and we'll see you at Parrish Park.

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