In 2022, Anggar Beach in Sibolga City produced around one ton of marine debris, much of which came from houses around the beach that throw their trash into the sea. In this area, a majority of the population work as fishermen and may not get to spend time with their families. With this in mind, Yuli and her team propose the Green Camp Family. This program is aimed at 20 coastal families, including one parent and one child aged 9–17 years old, in Ps. Belakang, Sibolga Cirt, Indonesia. The camp activities will include education on effective practices for sorting and disposing of waste, family games, and parent and child sessions. All camp activities will take place outdoors to help participants get closer to nature and learn from observations. Overall, this program aims to reduce household waste that pollutes the sea, especially at Anggar Beach, and raise awareness of the issue of marine debris.