Green Tip: Willamette River Cleanup
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October 2, 2012, 2:25 pm
If you care about the Willamette, now you take action.4th Annual Great Willamette Clean Up
This Saturday (10/6), it’s a 187 mile effort to clean up the river that is essential to our life. River enthusiasts and communities from Eugene to Portland are invited take part in the 4th Annual Great Willamette Clean Up .
It’s family friendly and open to the public, and it takes place at narly a dozen locations, both on-water, by boat, and on-land, and by-foot. BYOB (bring your own boat), or rent a canoe and kayaks. Proceeds witll be donated to Willamatte Riverkeeper.
Register by Thursday 10/4 to take advantage of a special code that allows free rental.
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