Volunteers Pick Up 2 Garbage Trucks' Worth Of Trash At Annual Cedar River Cleanup
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Volunteers Pick Up 2 Garbage Trucks' Worth Of Trash At Annual Cedar River Cleanup
National Wild Turkey Federation volunteers and others helped clean up 100 acres of riverfront and parklands along a King County river, an opportunity to "give back to the land, the wildlife and the communities that support conservation year-round," in the words of one participant. The post Volunteers Pick Up 2 Garbage Trucks’ Worth Of Trash At Annual Cedar River Cleanup appeared first on .
Showing Up for Something Bigger at the Annual Cedar River Cleanup
115 volunteers removed two truckloads of trash from more than 100 acres during Washington NWTF’s Cedar River Cleanup. The effort protects fish, wildlife and habitat while preserving clean, healthy spaces for fishing, hunting and enjoying the outdoors.
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