Sweep for Wildlife: A Recap from the Wildlife Jewels King Tides Beach Cleanup in Solana Beach!
What an incredible day! Thank you all for joining Wildlife Jewels® at our Sweep & Learn for Wildlife King Tides Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach!
On Sunday, November 17th, Wildlife Jewels hosted the King Tides Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach as part of our Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Program—and such an inspiring day it was!
Our focus for this event was:
Removing debris that poses a threat to coastal wildlife.
Educating the community about the unique wildlife inhabitants of Fletcher Cove Beach and how we can all play a role in protecting them and preserving our beautiful coastline.
Discovering the coastline’s wonders during King Tides.
A Huge Thank You to Our Volunteers!
We were thrilled to see the Solana Beach community come together with such enthusiasm, dedication, and passion for the environment. Your efforts made a substantial impact, helping to protect the precious wildlife that calls this beach home.
Together, we removed harmful debris such as:
Charcoal and nails
Plastic fragments and bottle caps
Rope, Styrofoam, candy wrappers, plastic utensils, and more..
Each piece removed represents one less hazard for wildlife, preventing potential injuries or ingestion that can be life-threatening.
Looking Ahead
We’re excited to announce more wildlife exploration walks and beach cleanups in the coming months! These events are a fantastic way to connect with nature, learn about local wildlife, and make a positive impact on our environment.
If you’d like to join us for future activities or learn more about our Sweep for Wildlife Program, sign up using the link below. Together, we can create a safer, healthier environment for both wildlife and people.
Thank you for being a part of this journey with us!
A Day of Discovery and Connection
During our walk, we were treated to the sight of majestic pelicans soaring above the waves, graceful gulls, and playful pigeons foraging on the shore amidst dried seaweed. These encounters are a powerful reminder of why we do this work—to protect and cherish the diverse and stunning wildlife that shares our coast.
We’re excited to share that we have several wildlife exploration walks and clean-ups planned in the upcoming months! If you’re interested in learning more about and participating in our Sweep for Wildlife program activities, sign up through the link provided below!
Learn more about our Sweep for Wildlife initiative and get involved! Help us protect wildlife!
Wildlife Jewels Sweep and Learn for Wildlife Fletcher Cove Beach! November 17, 2024
On July 9th, we observed several beautiful Western Gulls picking up charcoal from the sand. Thanks to the incredible efforts of our dedicated volunteers during our August and November beach cleanups, we successfully removed at least 140 pounds of charcoal and burnt wood, along with 111 nails, microplastics, candy wrappers, tiny plastic fragments, and styrofoam. These cleanups have significantly reduced the hazards our precious wildlife might otherwise ingest.
Wildlife Jewels Sweep and Learn for Wildlife Updates
What a beautiful Earth Day at the coast! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach.
What a fabulous day at the coast! 💙 Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels for our New Year Sweep for Wildlife at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together, our community made the shoreline safer for both people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Kick off the year by protecting California’s coastal wildlife—while learning about local seabirds, including iconic brown pelicans and the inspiring story of a resilient resident gull.
What a fabulous day! Thank you to everyone who joined Wildlife Jewels® for our Sweep for Wildlife cleanup at Corona del Mar State Beach. Together we made the shoreline safer for people and wildlife—while learning about our local seabirds and marine life, the threats they face, and simple actions we can all take to protect them.
Be part of our Coastal Cleanup Day Sweep for Wildlife, where community members and wildlife advocates will come together to remove harmful debris, protect coastal wildlife, and learn about the threats marine debris poses to our oceans.
What a Fabulous Day! Thank you all for joining Wildlife Jewels® for our Summer Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk at Fletcher Cove Beach!
Thank you for joining us at the Wildlife Jewels Earth Day Sweep & Learn for Wildlife Beach Cleanup Walk! Your dedication to cleaning the beach and protecting our precious wildlife is truly appreciated.
You’re invited to join Wildlife Jewels on Sunday, April 27th, from 4-6 PM for our 2nd Annual Earth Day “Sweep & Learn for Wildlife” Walk in the beautiful coastal town of Corona del Mar!
On Sunday December 15th, Wildlife Jewels organized and hosted a community beach clean-up in Corona Del Mar State Beach and king tides exploration walk at little corona del mar tide pools. This event was part of our Sweep for Wildlife program from our Ocean Conservation initiative aimed at cleaning the beach and educating the community about our native wildlife, the threats debris poses to their lives, and ways they can contribute to protecting them.
Wildlife Jewels Conservation Partners & Collaborators Updates
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Wildlife Jewels Rescue Updates
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Wildlife Jewels continues monitoring injured harbor seal pup Kyanite at La Jolla's Children's Pool. Giving her space to haul out could provide a chance for rescue.
Wildlife Jewels documented at least 10 entangled cormorants in one day at Point La Jolla. Learn about this growing seabird entanglement crisis and ongoing monitoring efforts.
Wildlife Jewels® documented Blue-Banded Brown Pelican 429 during a Point La Jolla Search Scout survey, helping track the bird's recovery after rehabilitation.
During our EYES field surveys at Children’s Pool, we have continued observing the same injured harbor seal pup since June 28. She has a deep wound near her left shoulder/front flipper and appears to have difficulty moving.
During our EYES Children’s Pool survey yesterday, Wildlife Jewels documented a precious seal pup with a concerning open wound on the left neck/shoulder area.

Unveiling Wildlife Jewels Peach Sapphire the Pelican Collection!