Fight Dirty Tybee

Fight Dirty Tybee Fight Dirty is Tybee Island's grassroots anti-litter campaign. Help us ! Thank you for helping !

Check us out on the web at tybeecleanbeach.org and plasticrecyclingworkshop.weebly.com Thank you for liking this page and for helping us combat litter on Tybee Island! Our main goals are to keep the public and City officials informed as to the types of litter found on our beaches and in our community, to inform all of upcoming clean up events, and to educate in ways to prevent this litter in the first place!

08/30/2026

Beach Clean Up 6:30 pm tonight (8/30) @ 1509 Strand
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08/29/2026

OK everyone...we're going to try again this week! We’ll be set up just north of the Tybee Pier this Sunday, August 30th at 6:30 PM. We’ll have parking passes and everything you’ll need to clean the beach. Use 1509 Strand Ave on GPS to find us (hint: in front of Parking Services).

Please also join us for a post-Labor Day-fireworks beach clean up on Tuesday September 8th starting at 6 PM, at the same location.

As always, check here before coming out if the weather is in doubt. We’ll post any cancellations there by 4 PM day of.

08/29/2026

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08/29/2026

Volunteers with Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) picked up 1,338,712 plastic beverage bottles and 885,854 caps from beaches and waterways worldwide in 2025. That makes them the first and third most commonly found items of litter across every cleanup site the organization tracked.
“There’s really no excuse for this — plastic bottles are among the most recyclable items out there, which tells us two important truths: one is that we are making too much plastic, and two is that a lot of our waste isn’t getting where it needs to go,” Brandon said. “Luckily this is fixable. Increasing access to recycling, including bottle deposit returns, and investing in reuse and refill infrastructure would go a long way.”
https://www.surfer.com/news/ocean-conservancy-icc-plastic-bottles-2025

08/28/2026

Respect for the environment and respect for others. 🩵💙

Dont' miss this! (Again, we might be a bit biased!) 🩵💙
08/25/2026

Dont' miss this! (Again, we might be a bit biased!) 🩵💙

🌿 Tybee Talks Sustainability 🌿
September 2 | 7 PM | Tybee Post Theater | Free Admission

What does it take to keep our little island healthy, beautiful, and thriving? 🌊🐢🌱

Join us for Tybee Talks Sustainability, a special evening highlighting the people and organizations working together to protect the unique natural environment that makes Tybee Island so special.

🎬 The evening will feature a short film showcasing Tybee’s sustainability partners, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A exploring the delicate balance between enjoying, protecting, and improving our island.

Our panel will feature:
• Bret Bell, City Manager, City of Tybee Island
• Chantal Audran, Executive Director, Tybee Island Marine Science Center
• Allie Hayser, Shorebird Biologist, Manomet Conservation Sciences
• Ted Dennard, Founder & CEO, Savannah Bee Company
• Tim Arnold, Founder & President, Tybee Clean Beach
• Deb Barreiro, President, Tybee Beautification Association
Moderated by: Patricia Sinel, Community Development Director, City of Tybee Island

Come learn more about the key caretakers of our island and the important work happening every day to help make Tybee’s fragile environment more enduring. 💚

Admission is FREE!

📅 September 2, 7 PM
📍 Tybee Post Theater
🎟️ Free Admission

We hope you’ll join us for an evening of conversation, education, and inspiration about the future of our beautiful island.
https://ci.ovationtix.com/36415/production/1282577?performanceId=11838733

08/25/2026

Waste reduction first! 🩵💙

08/24/2026

Coming September 15!

♻ Where to recycle on Tybee ♻
08/23/2026

♻ Where to recycle on Tybee ♻

♻️ Where Can I Recycle on Tybee?

Not sure where to take your recyclables? Check out our guide for a quick reference to recycling options around Tybee Island.

The guide includes locations for recycling glass, plastic, aluminum, tin cans, cardboard and mixed paper, along with information on where to take hard-to-recycle items such as plastic bags, oral care products, batteries, printer cartridges, beach toys and more.

You’ll also find locations for gently used beach toy drop-off boxes so those toys can get a second life instead of ending up in the trash.

♻️ Help keep Tybee tidy! Check the guide before you toss it.
Link: https://www.cityoftybee.org/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/1188

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