The ECO Warrior Foundation hosted it’s 50th and 51st cleanup simultaneously on International Coastal Cleanup Day at Aliso Beach in Laguna Beach, Ca and Lake Merritt in Oakland, Ca. While the foundation has hosted numerous cleanups in the past…
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Cleaning Up the Beach with ECO-Warrior James Pribram
Some people go to church, but James Pribram goes to the ocean.
Being raised on the sandy shores of Pearl Street Beach instilled in him a great appreciation and respect for the ocean; it’s his sanctuary. What started as a childhood love of surfing epic waves, grew into a full time career as a professional surfer traveling the world…
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Beach Clean Up at Aliso Beach
Please join the Eco Warrior Foundation and @chronictacos Saturday March 30th, 2019, 9am-Noon at Aliso Beach Park located in Laguna Beach. We will have free parking passes for all of our volunteers, courtesy of @ocparks, as well as waivers, bags and gloves for everyone. Chronic Tacos will be providing lunch our volunteers as a special thank you for doing your part!
Coastal Clean Up Day
Another successful cleanup!
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Beach activist James Pribram is known as Eco Warrior. The Laguna Niguel resident, who grew up several bluff houses on right, wants no remnants left at this Agate Beach, Laguna, construction site. The project is designed to improve a staircase leading to the beach Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018. The former pro surfer has pulled rusty nails and metal from the sand over the past months. (Photo by Cindy Yamanaka, Orange County Register/SCNG)
What happened to being good stewards of the beach?
The ECO-Warrior Foundation is extremely proud to announce that it has come to an agreement with the City of Laguna Beach.
Regarding the Agate Street Beach staircase renovation project. Beginning with the removal of approximately forty or so, cement Lego Blocks. The process of removing these blocks will begin Wednesday morning; January 24, 2018 and may be put back at a later date. When they begin drilling if needed. In the time frame of two to three weeks, max.
Both sides worked diligently, professionally and in the end; it was because all parties were willing to compromise.
In finding a resolution that was beneficial for all while speeding up the process of getting this difficult project completed as well.
It truly was a team effort on all parts and we thank the City of Laguna Beach and especially city engineer Christina Templeton for working over time.
We look forward to once again working with the City of Laguna Beach and look forward to seeing all of you at our beach clean up this Saturday at Aliso Beach 9am-Noon.
Thank you again for all of your support and concern.
Sincerely,
James Pribram
Founder of the ECO-Warrior Foundation
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James Pribram Saves the Ocean One Wave at a Time
Growing up in the 70’s, ECO-Warrior Founder James Pribram knew Laguna Beach to be “just a down to earth, blue collar town.” The vast expanse of the Pacific was just outside Pribram’s window and it beckoned every part of his soul to love the sea unconditionally. The smitten Pribram, in turn, took to aquatic activities quite naturally, developing some powerful chops in the sea—like fish to water.
