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12:45

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Arrival

Arrival and registration!

1:00

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KICKOFF

Keynote, speakers and welcome networking with food & drinks.

1:45

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CLEAN UP ROUND 1

Clean-up competition round 1 begin!

2:00

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CLEAN UP ROUND 2

Clean-up competition round 2 begin!

2:15

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Prizes & Networking

Networking, prizes, food + beverages!

3:00

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WRAP UP

Final goodbye to the ocean plastics before they go to be upcycled!

On Saturday, May 10th, ocean lovers and environmental advocates gathered at Kenneth M. Myers Bayside Park in Coconut Grove for SeaSweepers' inaugural SeaCycle Clean event. More than a typical beach cleanup, this first-of-its-kind experience aimed to tackle marine plastic pollution by transforming collected debris into new, sustainable products.

 

Attendees participated in a hands-on afternoon that went beyond simply collecting trash. They had the opportunity to clean plastic from beach cleanups, preventing it from ending up in landfills and giving it new life. The event highlighted how technology can revolutionize the ocean plastic journey, with participants learning about the processes involved in cleaning, scanning, tracing, and transforming ocean debris.

A competitive spirit filled the air as individuals grabbed gloves and competed in plastic-sorting races and other contests for prizes. Beyond the action, the event fostered a strong sense of community, with attendees enjoying food, inspiring speakers, and a shared purpose. The family and pet-friendly atmosphere made it an enjoyable outing for all ages, with gloves and bags provided for participants.

 

The SeaCycle Clean event showcased how over 4,000 pounds of ghost traps, ropes, and ocean debris—collected from local oceans in Miami, Key Biscayne, and The Bahamas—can be diverted from landfills and given a second life as items like building materials, furniture, playgrounds, and park benches. This initiative directly addressed one of ocean plastics' most persistent challenges: finding sustainable solutions for collected waste.


In late 2025, we’ll unveil 25 park benches - crafted entirely from our SeaCycle plastics - permanently installed and dedicated to the City of Miami. These will serve as a lasting symbol of what’s possible in circular sustainability. And we’re inviting forward-thinking sponsors to help bring this vision to life.

SeaCycle sponsor partners will receive:

🌴 Brand visibility across our platforms and media
📣 Press exposure tied to the unveiling and city dedication
🎤 Recognition on-stage alongside local leaders
🪧 A sponsorship plaque on your bench—made from ocean plastic recovered
🤝 Co-branding with nonprofits, civic leaders, and community partners

Reach out to become a sponsor or donate now!

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