Orange County Coastkeeper protects marine habitats, watersheds, and coastal regions through education and restoration.

Orange County Coastkeeper is a non-profit corporation founded in 1999 dedicated to protecting and preserving Orange County's marine habitats and watersheds. The organization works through education, advocacy, restoration, and enforcement to identify and remedy pollution affecting water quality in Orange County's rivers, bays, and coastal regions. By focusing on these critical environmental areas, the group aims to safeguard the natural beauty and ecological health of the region for future generations. While the organization operates across various locations within Orange County, its primary mission centers on water quality improvement and habitat conservation. The group serves as a key player in local environmental stewardship, actively engaging with the community to promote awareness and action regarding marine and watershed health. Through its efforts, Orange County Coastkeeper helps ensure that the coastal and inland water systems of Orange County remain clean, vibrant, and sustainable, addressing challenges such as pollution and habitat degradation through coordinated efforts in restoration and policy advocacy.