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Marine Cleanup Initiative, Inc.

The activist is not the [person] who says the river is dirty. The activist is the [person] who cleans up the river.  ~Ross Perot

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Steven Thomas Warren Jehs (Uncle Steve), of Sebastian, Florida past away suddenly at 28 years of age on December 31, 2011. Steven's brother, Matthew, states, "Steve's desire to keep the beaches and ocean he loved pristine for his nephews to enjoy while growing up was very important to Steve. Marine Cleanup Initiative expresses the same conservation goals that Steve had. His family would be honored for donations made to this cause in his name." Click here to donate. 

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If you spot derelict crab traps and/or abandoned vessels, email GPS coordinates to Captain Don for removal.
Derelict Vessel/Derelict Crabtrap Removal

Let Us Clean Up Your Backyard

Underwater debris is unsightly when it can be seen from the water's surface and it can be downright deadly when it is hidden below the surface. Debris is a nuisance and a hazard to boat owners, anglers, swimmers, skiers, and other water enthusiasts.

If you live on the water, MCII will free your dock and seawall area of debris for a minimum donation of $500, which will go toward future waterway cleanup efforts.

If you would like to free your "backyard" of unsightly and potentially hazardous debris, contact Captain Don.

We want to thank all of our sponsors and supporters and ask that you patronize them, too, all in support of a good cause and a joint efffort to clean our waterways.

Visit our "Supporters" page for a complete list of sponsors, donors, and friends.

300,000 pounds of debris removed to date - and that was only while we were counting!

WPTV News Headline - 'Loggerhead Mareinlife Center and Jupiter Dive Center clean up trash under Juno Beach Pier'
Many volunteers who were originally trained by MCII in underwater debris removal techniques branch out to assist other organizations in our ongoing efforts to rid our waterways of debris that pollutes and is hazardous to both human and marine life.
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