A community-led program dedicated to restoring and enhancing the natural beauty of the Ormond Scenic Loop and Trail while teaching sustainable practices that support and nurture the local ecosystem starts again on Oct 3rd. Visit our webpage at

https://ormondscenicloopandtrail.com/regrow-the-loop 

for a complete list of the fall programs including four nature walks.

OSLT will be participating again this year with information about the Loop and OSLT merchandise, plus fishing and ring toss games and coloring pages for the kids with a small prize for each child.  

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 5-8 pm

Rockefeller Gardens - 25 Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach 32176

FREE INFORMATION ABOUT THE LOOP

We will have a tent at Highbridge Park on Saturday October 18th from 11 until 3 PM. Stop by and check out our official Loop merchandise and information about all the stops along the Ormond Scenic Loop and Trail!

 Florida Scenic Highway and National Scenic Byway.

Ormond Scenic Loop and Trail Monthly Meeting

We hope you will join us to learn about OSLT's upcoming events and plans.

WHEN: Wednesday, October 28, 2026

TIME: 5:15 - 6:30 PM

WHERE:  In Person at the Ormond Beach Library Sandpiper Rm  - 30 S Beach St or Online

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 FREE Admission FREE Parking

OSLT will be in the KIDSZONE again this year. In addition to information about the Loop and OSLT merchandise, we will have fishing and ring toss games and coloring pages for the kids with a small prize for each child.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

OSLT CleanUp Crew Events - to join us please use our Contact Us page or email OSLTCleanUpCrew@gmail.com

 THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS for a successful 2026 International Coastal Cleanup! 25 volunteers picked up over 550 lbs of trash!  Each one received an ICC backpack, a sticker and 2 free trees! Hope to see you next time.

International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) is the world's largest annual volunteer effort for ocean, river, and beach health, organized globally by the Ocean Conservancy on the third Saturday of September each year.. 

  A big THANK YOU! to our CleanUp Crew leader Alicia Oktar and the 14 volunteers who came out to pick up trash along the Loop Saturday, March 21st! 

We split up into 5 groups along Old Dixie Highway and collected over 900 lbs of trash. One lucky volunteer won the drawing for an OSLT travel mug.

 The volunteers were treated to a lunch of subs, chips and soda courtesy of Publix. 

 THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS for a successful 2025 International Coastal Cleanup!  There were 23 volunteers, thank you so much  for your participation! Hope to see you next time.

International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) is the world's largest annual volunteer effort for ocean, river, and beach health, organized globally by the Ocean Conservancy on the third Saturday of September each year.. 

 The C.a.R.E. team, Laura Ureta, Don Spence and Georgann Meadows surveyed the condition of our trees along an area that is difficult to access under normal times. And six members of the CleanUp Crew picked up over 800 pounds of trash during the weekend, mostly beer bottles and cans along the area from Walter Boardman to Cobb's Corner. The CleanUp Crew was Alicia Oktar, Sonja Lehto, Denise Caruso, Melody Lopez, Bryce Merritt and Nancy Galdo 

Thanks to all the 22 volunteers who showed up! Over 400 lbs. of trash were picked up along the highway.

Nine people came out to pick up trash along Old Dixie Highway in the Ormond Tomb Park area. A big thank you to Ken Battan, Alicia Oktar, Sonya Lehto and her son Harley, Maureen Pearson, Laura Ureta, Bryce Merritt, Alan Pillar, and Karen Pillar for joining us! We picked up 8 big trash bags, including lots of bottles and cans, a large piece of bubble wrap, several empty large plastic mulch bags, various smaller pieces of plastic, food wrappers, a few big plastic mulch bags, and a pesticide sprayer. Also, a motorcycle part, a large heavy metal tube, and a few car parts. We estimate at least 400 pounds in total. One of the treasures found was this nearly complete wild boar's skull.

  Our small group picked up a lot of plastic that had washed in with the seaweed although not as much as I was expecting as someone had been there before us and collected 2 big trash bags that they left on the walkover. We were also rewarded with some cool treasures from the sea. 

The kick-off event for our CleanUp Crew!