2023 Watershed Cleanup Day - an amazing Earth Day for all!

Andrea Murrell
Apr 29, 2023
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On Earth Day, April 22, 2023, ClearWater Conservancy, Centre County Refuse and Recycling Authority, and the Spring Creek Watershed MS4 Partnership hosted the 27th Annual Watershed Cleanup Day, and it was a huge success! ClearWater extends a huge THANKS to the 500 volunteers, partners, and sponsors who supported this event and cleaned up 8,246 pounds of trash across 53 sites in just four hours!

See the 2023 Photo album here!

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