Chelsea Rosenberger, right, and sons Josiah and Micah, go through the bits of trash they picked up along a beach at Fort Worden State Park on Saturday as their volunteer contribution for Earth Day. The family participated in a beach cleanup sponsored by the Marine Science Center in Port Townsend. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Chelsea Rosenberger, right, and sons Josiah and Micah, go through the bits of trash they picked up along a beach at Fort Worden State Park on Saturday as their volunteer contribution for Earth Day. The family participated in a beach cleanup sponsored by the Marine Science Center in Port Townsend. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Earth Day cleanup

By Steve Mullensky

For Peninsula Daily News

Chelsea Rosenberger, right, and sons Josiah and Micah, go through the bits of trash they picked up along a beach at Fort Worden State Park on Saturday as their volunteer contribution for Earth Day. The family participated in a beach cleanup sponsored by the Marine Science Center in Port Townsend.

Carolyn Braun of Port Townsend examines a piece of metal she picked up on the beach at Tyler Street Plaza in Port Townsend on Saturday during her participation in the beach cleanup sponsored by the Marine Science Center’s activity for 2022 Earth Day. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Carolyn Braun of Port Townsend examines a piece of metal she picked up on the beach at Tyler Street Plaza in Port Townsend on Saturday during her participation in the beach cleanup sponsored by the Marine Science Center’s activity for 2022 Earth Day. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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