News Filed Tue, Nov 10 8:11 PM
Woodland volunteers sought for Coastal Cleanup Day on Sept. 19
The city's Sustainability Advisory Committee is looking for volunteers to clean up the Farmers Central Ditch and East Regional Pond area on Saturday, September 19.
- The cleanup runs Saturday, September 19, from 9 AM to noon in the Spring Lake Area.
- Volunteers should meet at the East Regional Pond parking lot area.
- Dress appropriately and bring gloves and buckets; volunteers may enter and exit ditches while collecting debris.
- Sign up through the EnviroWoodland webpage. (Release)
A local cleanup that keeps trash out of waterways
- When
- Saturday, September 19, 9 AM to noon
- Where
- Farmers Central Ditch and East Regional Pond, Spring Lake Area
- Meet at
- East Regional Pond parking lot area
- Bring
- Gloves and buckets, and dress appropriately
- Source
- City of Woodland news release
The City of Woodland's Sustainability Advisory Committee invites volunteers to a Coastal Cleanup Day event at the Farmers Central Ditch and East Regional Pond in the Spring Lake Area.
The release says much of the plastic pollution in the ocean and on the coast starts on city streets and in inland waterways, so cleanups like Woodland's keep trash from becoming marine debris. Volunteers also record the types of trash they find, data the release says helps policymakers and the public make decisions.
Sign up online before the event
- Sign up
- EnviroWoodland webpage
- Who
- Volunteers of all ages
- Sponsors
- Sustainability Advisory Committee and City of Woodland Environmental Services team
- Source
- City of Woodland news release
Volunteers of all ages are encouraged to join. The release says to dress appropriately and bring gloves and buckets, since participants may enter and exit ditches while collecting debris.
Learn more and sign up on the EnviroWoodland webpage. The statewide effort is led by the California Coastal Commission.
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