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Hands Across the Sand

Hands Across the Sand is an international coordinated day of action to say,”Yes!” to clean energy and “No!” to offshore drilling and filthy fossil fuels.  Please sign up to host a Hands Across the Sand event and join our movement.

Connect with Hands

No to dirty fuels, yes to clean energy

A message from the founder, Dave Rauschkolb

What to do at Your
Event on May 18

STEP 1
Go to the beach at 11 AM in your time zone for one hour, rain or shine.
STEP 2
Join hands for 15 minutes at 12:00 PM in your time zone forming lines in the sand against oil drilling in your coastal waters. Yes to clean energy.
STEP 3
Leave only your footprints.
  1. Use only approved beach accesses and parking.
  2. Create as long a line or as many lines as you wish.
  3. Be courteous and respectful to those who disagree with your view.
  4. Please steer clear of bird nesting areas (refer to Audubon’s recommendations).
  5. Please steer clear of sea turtle nesting areas (visit Sea Turtle Oversight Protection for more information).
  6. Please respect any flora and fauna during your event and leave nothing but footprints.
  7. …enjoy yourself, it’s the beach!