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NATIONAL CLEANUP CHALLENGE

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RSVP

We are splitting the cleanup into two sections so volunteers can participate in one of two ways. Please visit and RSVP on one of the two event pages to reserve a spot.

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NOTE: THE LOCATIONS AND TIMES FOR THE ON-LAND AND ON-WATER CLEANUP ARE DIFFERENT. 

JOIN A PROTECT OUR RIVERS CLEANUP EVENT

Bring your boat, kayak, canoe, or pack raft or hop in a friend's boat for a 5-mile cleanup downriver. 

Take out: Fishback Park

DO YOUR OWN 
CLEANUP

Bring your boat, kayak, canoe, or pack raft or hop in a friend's boat for a 5-mile cleanup downriver. 

Take out: Fishback Park

Upcoming Events

RSVP

DO YOUR OWN CLEANUP

It's simple. Spend an hour or two picking up trash in your local neighborhood or outdoor space, take photos of your cleanup and submit your impact. Follow these steps to participate. 

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While this is a virtual DIY event, please RSVP so we can contact you with additional details. Plus you'll want to be on our list for prizes and giveaways.  â€‹Then mark your calendar and invite your friends and family to join you on Saturday, September 18th for a DIY cleanup event. 

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You'll need durable gloves (gardening gloves work great) a trash bag or bucket to put the trash in and some durable shoes to walk around in. You can also purchase one of our cleanup kits which has everything you need!

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Choose an outdoor space that matters most to you. Common places like local parks, trails, and creeks are great places to spot trash because they get a lot of use. Please be respectful of vegetation and stay on designated trails.  

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