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.
This what3words address refers to a 3 meter square location. Tap the link or enter the 3 words into the free what3words app to find it.
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.
This what3words address refers to a 3 meter square location. Tap the link or enter the 3 words into the free what3words app to find it.
Volunteer to clean up along the Canoochee River in Evans County this spring. Clean up locations include Rocks River and Brewton Bridge Landings.
Carpooling is encouraged. Bring your own water bottle and wear closed-toe shoes. There are no bathrooms on-site. Pre-registration is required.
Rain date is April 12. Final details will be emailed out a few days prior to the event.
Volunteer for the Hinesville Community Cleanup, as a part of the Great American Cleanup through Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation.
Gather your friends and neighbors for a cleanup at Bryant Commons Park. Supplies will be provided. Please wear outdoor clothing.
Volunteers must pre-register and meet at the designated supply pickup/drop-off spot. Additional event details will be emailed in advance to registered participants.
This is also a partnership event with Keep Liberty Beautiful & the Hinesville Downtown Development Authority.
At 156 acres, Bryant Commons is the largest park in Hinesville. All of the storm drains in downtown flow into the three ponds at the park. These ponds drain into the Thesis Creek, into Peacock Creek, then into the Atlantic Ocean. Sometimes during heavy rain events, a lot of litter enters the park via the waterways. Coordinating periodic litter pickups is important for water and wildlife health.
GREAT AMERICAN CLEANUP®
The Keep America Beautiful® Great American Cleanup® is the nation’s largest community improvement program, taking place annually in an estimated 20,000 communities nationwide. The Great American Cleanup® unites communities large and small, like Liberty County to participate in a spring-clean up. This event is celebrating 25 years of beautifying our nation with about a million volunteers. The Great American Cleanup prompts individuals to take greater responsibility for their local environment by conducting grassroots community service projects that engage volunteers, local businesses, and civic leaders.
Funding provided by:
Little Lotts Creek Cleanup on the Willie McTell Trail
The meetup location will be the Statesboro Regional Library back parking lot. The address is 124 S Main St. Statesboro.
Pre-registration is required.