David Plotkin of West Palm Beach gathers trash at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. Plotkin, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Betsy Dorn from Northwood gathers trash at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. Dorn, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. “We can litter but we can mitigate it,” she said. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

A volunteer gathers trash at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. A group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Dana Teagarden of Riviera Beach gathers trash at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. Teagarden, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

A volunteer gathers trash at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. A group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Juan Orellana of West Palm Beach organized the litter pick-up event at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. Orellana, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Andrea McMillian, a resident of West Palm Beach for 40 years, gathers trash at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. McMillan, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Juan Orellana of West Palm Beach organized the litter pick-up event at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. Orellana, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

David Plotkin and Andrea McMillan pick up trash at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. Plotkin and McMillan, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Betsy Dorn from Northwood helped organize the litter pick-up at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. Dorn, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. “We can litter but we can mitigate it,” she said. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

David Plotkin of West Palm Beach tosses a large bag of trash into a dumpster at the Currie Park Marina in West Palm Beach, Sunday, October 11, 2020. Plotkin, along with a group of volunteers is doing their part to clean up to try and clean up the pervasive litter problem in West Palm Beach. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)