As part of its monthlong Earth Day celebration in April, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control will join the Christina Conservancy and the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary to mobilize volunteers to pick up trash during the 30th annual Christina River Watershed Cleanup.
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As part of its monthlong Earth Day celebration in April, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control will join the Christina Conservancy and the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary to mobilize volunteers to pick up trash during the 30th annual Christina River Watershed Cleanup.
Register on the volunteer tab here for the in-person event from 9 a.m. to noon April 2 at more than 12 sites in northern New Castle County, from Brandywine Hundred, south through Glasgow and Bear. Due to the opening of trout season, White Clay Creek State Park will hold its cleanup from 9 a.m. to noon April 16.
Volunteers will receive T-shirts while supplies last at their chosen site. Participants are asked to document their findings on the submission link here or use the provided paperwork.
Volunteers also are encouraged to share photos of the cleanup here for a chance to win a 2022 Delaware State Parks annual pass. Each photo post counts as one entry.
Organizers will know by late March if the event must shift from a single-day, in-person affair to a monthlong activity, due to COVID-19.
Important reminders for cleanup:
Avoid these actions when cleaning up:
For more information, email christinarivercleanup@gmail.com.