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17th Annual Clackamas River Clean-Up

Sunday, Sep 8
7:00am - 5:00pm
Clackamas River (launch sites vary)
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Nicole Fredericks
nicole@welovecleanrivers.org
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We Love Clean Rivers, Inc.
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We Love Clean Rivers, in partnership with the Clackamas River Basin Council, hosts the 17th Annual Down the River Clean Up on Oregon’s Clackamas River, Sunday, September 8th, 2019! Register here (required)!



Do you happen to love this river as much as we do?



If you have ever fallen in love with this or any river, we invite you to join us for this spectacular day of organized chaos where 300+ river-lovers jump in their rafts, kayaks, drift boats – or maybe even dawn a snorkel mask – uniting to scour the banks and bottom of 20+ miles of riverway from Milo McIver Park to Clackamette Park where the Clackamas empties into the Willamette.



The annual Down the River Cleanup is an on-the-river, 20+ mile clean up made possible by a rich network of river recreationalists, outdoor companies, environmental organizations, government entities, local community leaders, and hopefully you!



A total of 4,411 community members and volunteers have joined together each year for the past 16 years to remove over 39 tons of trash from the Clackamas River (47% of which was recycled!). Our dream is to create a community where everyone loves their rivers as much as we do and that some day, we can throw a party on the river without having to clean it up.



Join us in turning restoration into recreation!



Event Information and Volunteer Positions



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Registration

Registration is required for this event. Please note that each volunteer "ticket" specifies the position and launch site. See here for position descriptions (http://www.welovecleanrivers.org/clackamas-down-the-river-clean-up-sep/volunteer/) and here for our launch sites (http://www.welovecleanrivers.org/complete-guide/).
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