Coastal cleanups are community events where volunteers clear trash from beaches, shorelines and mangrove edges. In Coron, the monthly Reboot cleanup runs on the 24th of every month and is hosted by Kayak Asia and Yoga sa Isla. Signup is free and places are limited, so reserve your spot early.
What to expect from coastal cleanups in the Philippines
A set meeting place
Participants meet at a fixed location, which for the Coron cleanup is the Kayak Asia kayak station at the Womens conservation group mangrove planting area. Read the listing for the exact meeting details and make your own way there.
Practical work with local hosts
You spend the cleanup collecting and sorting trash from the shoreline alongside volunteers and local hosts. It is simple, hands on work that anyone can join, whatever their experience with conservation.
Limited, free places
The Coron cleanup is free to join but capped at 20 people so the group stays manageable. Sign up through the listing to reserve a place on the 24th.
Where and when
The Reboot cleanup takes place in Coron, Palawan, on the 24th of every month, around the Kayak Asia kayak station at the Womens conservation group mangrove planting area. Bring water, sun protection and clothes you can get dirty, and check the listing for any updates to the meeting details before you travel.
Coastal Cleanups: frequently asked questions
When is the Coron coastal cleanup?
The Reboot Coron Coastal Cleanup runs on the 24th of every month. Check the listing for any change to the details, and sign up in advance because places are limited to 20 people.
Is the Coron coastal cleanup free?
Yes, signup is free. Places are limited to 20 people, so use the signup button on the listing to reserve yours before the cleanup day.
Where do I meet for the Coron cleanup?
Everyone meets at the Kayak Asia kayak station, at the Womens conservation group mangrove planting area. You need to make your own way to this meeting place, so plan your transport in advance.