Holland America Line employees collect 103 pounds of trash on Seattle waterfront
More than 20 employees joined Puget Soundkeeper for environmental work at Myrtle Edwards Park and beaches surrounding Elliott Bay.
More than 20 Holland America Line employees took part in an afternoon of environmental work along Seattle’s waterfront. The cleanup was held near the cruise line’s Seattle headquarters and one of its most important homeports.
Working alongside Puget Soundkeeper, the volunteers collected 103 pounds of trash, equivalent to nearly 47 kilograms. Their work covered Myrtle Edwards Park and beaches surrounding Elliott Bay.
Holland America Line said small actions can make a meaningful difference when people come together to support the communities the company calls home and the places where its ships sail. The waterfront effort brought the cruise line’s employees together with Puget Soundkeeper and resulted in the removal of 103 pounds of trash from the park and beaches around Elliott Bay.
