Earth Day @ Crandon Park
2026 at Crandon Park Beach: Protecting & Preserving the Shoreline
At Miami-Dade Parks, every day is Earth Day! Join us on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Crandon Park Beach as we come together to protect and preserve our precious coastal sand dune habitats. Volunteers will work alongside park staff to restore the park's vital coastal dunes, remove harmful invasive species, and plant native flora that are essential to maintaining the health of our shoreline.
Our Earth day signature service day will not only highlight the importance of preserving natural coastal resources, but it will also offer fun, family-friendly conservation impact activities. By participating, you'll help safeguard Miami-Dade’s unique and fragile ecosystems while making a positive impact on the environment.
If you would like to participate in this event, please register on Parklink using this link in advance.
Volunteer Tasks & Responsibilities
Volunteers will contribute to the restoration and protection of Crandon Park’s shoreline by:
Planting native species to restore the sand dune habitat
Removing invasive plants that threaten the ecosystem
Collecting micro-plastics and marine debris from the shoreline
Conducting litter and debris clean-up efforts
Reducing coconut and palm frond build-up to support healthy dunes
This Earth Day, take action in preserving Miami’s natural beauty by joining our community of dedicated volunteers!
Volunteer Details:
Registered volunteers aged 12 and under will receive an Earth Day t-shirt upon check-in (while supplies last).
If you’re bringing family members to volunteer, please ensure they are registered through the Park Link system. Volunteers under 18 must be linked to a parent or guardian account.
- Community service hour certificates will be available.
What to Bring:
A refillable water bottle to stay hydrated.
Wear closed-toed shoes and comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Miami-Dade Parks will provide all necessary tools to help you carry out your volunteer tasks. We can’t wait to celebrate Earth Day together by working to protect and preserve Miami’s shoreline!
Let’s make a difference, one dune at a time! 🌱🌊
**This activity is not available for individuals seeking to complete court mandated service hours, individuals seeking to complete court
ordered service should visit the link provided here: Court Mandated Volunteers and apply for an approved site and activity.
Organizer Information
Earth Day @ Crandon Park
About This Event
2026 at Crandon Park Beach: Protecting & Preserving the Shoreline
At Miami-Dade Parks, every day is Earth Day! Join us on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Crandon Park Beach as we come together to protect and preserve our precious coastal sand dune habitats. Volunteers will work alongside park staff to restore the park's vital coastal dunes, remove harmful invasive species, and plant native flora that are essential to maintaining the health of our shoreline.
Our Earth day signature service day will not only highlight the importance of preserving natural coastal resources, but it will also offer fun, family-friendly conservation impact activities. By participating, you'll help safeguard Miami-Dade’s unique and fragile ecosystems while making a positive impact on the environment.
If you would like to participate in this event, please register on Parklink using this link in advance.
Volunteer Tasks & Responsibilities
Volunteers will contribute to the restoration and protection of Crandon Park’s shoreline by:
Planting native species to restore the sand dune habitat
Removing invasive plants that threaten the ecosystem
Collecting micro-plastics and marine debris from the shoreline
Conducting litter and debris clean-up efforts
Reducing coconut and palm frond build-up to support healthy dunes
This Earth Day, take action in preserving Miami’s natural beauty by joining our community of dedicated volunteers!
Volunteer Details:
Registered volunteers aged 12 and under will receive an Earth Day t-shirt upon check-in (while supplies last).
If you’re bringing family members to volunteer, please ensure they are registered through the Park Link system. Volunteers under 18 must be linked to a parent or guardian account.
- Community service hour certificates will be available.
What to Bring:
A refillable water bottle to stay hydrated.
Wear closed-toed shoes and comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Miami-Dade Parks will provide all necessary tools to help you carry out your volunteer tasks. We can’t wait to celebrate Earth Day together by working to protect and preserve Miami’s shoreline!
Let’s make a difference, one dune at a time! 🌱🌊
**This activity is not available for individuals seeking to complete court mandated service hours, individuals seeking to complete court
ordered service should visit the link provided here: Court Mandated Volunteers and apply for an approved site and activity.
Organizer Information
