Join us for a Rivers Alive community cleanup, in partnership with Savannah Riverkeeper, the City of Savannah, Georgia Interfaith Power and Light (GIPL), Keep Savannah Beautiful, and Friends of Urban Nature.
Volunteers will meet at Lake Mayer Park to check in. Participants will check-in near the entrance of Lake Mayer Park, on the right side of the parking lot. Volunteers will receive cleanup supplies and be assigned a cleanup location before traveling to one of the project sites. Each site will have a dedicated event coordinator to assist volunteers.
Some locations will target hotspots near trash traps that were installed through a collaboration between Savannah Riverkeeper and Ogeechee Riverkeeper, made possible by NOAA Grant funding. These trash traps are part of a community effort to reduce litter before it reaches the marsh, rivers, and the ocean.
Groups and individuals of all ages are welcome. Pre-registration is required.
Register now.
The Institute for Water and Health is seeking volunteers to help with continued efforts of a community debris clean-up of the Wilshire Canal. Gloves and trash collection bags will be provided for the volunteers. All volunteers must sign a waiver upon arrival.
Meeting location:
Walmart Neighborhood Market
10530 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31419
The Institute for Water and Health is seeking volunteers to help with a community debris clean-up of the Wilshire Canal, a tributary to the Vernon River. This event is in awareness of World Environment Day, we aim to encourage awareness and action for the protection of the environment. Gloves and trash collection bags will be provided for the volunteers. All volunteers must register via the registration link. In addition, you will need to sign a waiver when you arrive on the morning of the event.
This event is organized by the Institute for Water and Health.
The Institute for Water and Health is seeking volunteers to help with a community debris clean-up of the Wilshire Canal, a tributary to the Vernon River. This event is in partnership with the Ogeechee Riverkeeper in awareness of National Groundwater Week. Gloves and trash collection bags will be provided for the volunteers.
The Institute for Water and Health aims to promote environmental stewardship in our coastal community.
Jump into the creek with KSBB and Ogeechee Riverkeeper (ORK) by participating in our monthly creek cleanup.
Meeting location: https://w3w.co/partied.pickle.revise
Parking can be found at the Honey Bowen Building or along Zetterower Ave.
Additional dates may be added if heavy rains or increased litter contents occur.
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