Cisco Group Cleanup
This is a Large Group Cleanup - click here to learn how to organize one for your group.
This is a Large Group Cleanup - click here to learn how to organize one for your group.
Brandon Viavant and his crew of 10 from Zylem used a pontoon boat to pick up 30 bags of trash and 4 tires from 3 different sites along the Haw River arm of the lake! Thanks for your amazing work!
We had a great fall cleanup on Saturday!
63 volunteers turned out on a gorgeous day and picked up 89 bags of trash, 6 tires, a plastic jersey barrier, 2 big plastic barrels, a City of Burlington trash can lid, and 2 giant corrugated culvert pipes! So much trash washed into the lake from Debby and Helene that we'll have to go back and finish it.
Thanks to all who helped!
The first cleanup for a new adoption group!
High school students from Thales Academy Cary cleaned up the shoreline to the east of the Army Corps of Engineers Visitors Assistance Center. 38 volunteers picked up 24 bags of trash and one tire. Thank you!
This was a Large Group Cleanup click here to learn how to organize one for your group.
The first cleanup for a new adoption group!
Thank you volunteers for picking up 17 bags of trash, 1 tire, and several large car parts.
This was a Small Group Cleanup - click here to learn how to organize one for your group.
Thank you Dell Technologies for supporting Clean Jordan Lake with grant funds and volunteering for a cleanup event They removed 112 bags of trash and 21 tires from the shoreline!
This was a Small Group Cleanup - click here to learn how to organize one for your group.
A group of volunteer students cleaned the beach across from Bell’s Baptist Church. They collected 20 full bags of trash, mostly recreational. Thank you so much for your efforts and support!
This is a Small Group Cleanup - click here to learn how to organize one for your group.
Learn more about our Adopt-A-Shoreline program, click here.
Join the fun while being good stewards of Jordan Lake! Learn more about our public cleanup events here.
Sign up at https://www.meetup.com/helpcleanjordanlake/events/300063973/
Ebenezer Boat Ramps. Learn more about our Adopt-A-Shoreline program, click here.
A group of volunteer Biogen employees cleaned the shoreline of Ebenezer Church Recreation Area. They collected 15 full bags of trash, one tire, half of a chair, a pallet and 2 large plastics lid and tubing. Thank you so much for your efforts and support!
This was a Small Group Cleanup - click here to learn how to organize one for your group.
A group of volunteer TLG employees cleaned up the shoreline south of Northeast creek along US751. Collecting 30 bags of trash, 2 tires and 2 propane canisters. Thank you for your efforts and support!
A group of volunteer Cisco employees cleaned up the shoreline north of Northeast Creek along US751, collecting 27 bags of trash. Thank you for your efforts and support!
Join the fun while being good stewards of Jordan Lake! Learn more about our public cleanup events here. Registration will open in early September at meetup.com/helpcleanjordanlake.
Learn more about our Adopt-A-Shoreline program, click here.
Section off Rt. 751 on southeast shoreline of Northeast Creek. 1 volunteer, 1 bag. Learn more about our Adopt-A-Shoreline program, click here.
Nice day for the first clean up of the year.
Very little under the bridge, very little on the rocks of the causeway, very little on both sides of the road, and very little along the shoreline or deeper in the woods where visibility is excellent this time of year. Winter clean-ups are always lighter, but this is the first time I've only filled 1 bag since I started with Capital Group Sierra Club volunteers in April of 2016. Granted it was just as full as any other bag, but no more.
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Beverage of the Month: Jugo de Coco seen for the first time at two locations on both sides of the causeway.
Community service activity clearing trash from dam.