Cold but not frozen. Mud Run netted us 83 pounds of trash with more on the way as the snow melts and that trash makes its way to the storm sewers and ultimately our booms. Just a note: if we pick it up along our streets and parking lots, it doesn’t make it to the…
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Her questioning look is to an email response that states, “it’s not as bad now as when it was discovered and we can’t figure out what is causing this, so we think the issue should be considered closed.” River and I had a real conversation and we will not consider it “closed”.
There are also the carcasses of two dead geese that had been eaten. I have no before and after pictures because there’s so much small plastic Styrofoam, you certainly wouldn’t be able to tell I was here. – Johnny Ringo
Think I will just stick to cleaning booms! 124 pounds at Cordova!
60 pounds caught and collected before it got lost in the lake. We anticipate lots more trash at all of our booms in the near future. Everything trapped in the snow along the roads and parking lots will release as things melt and coming rains will send it through the storm sewers and into our…
Over the past year we have worked with them on several projects and looking forward to many more opportunities to share in our efforts to improve Ohio’s waterways!
Very few do not leak something just sitting there. Where does it go?
Byproduct of this, they leave seeds that will propagate this area back into a more natural and livable habitat. Johnny Ringo has been working hard here and the end of the video is a reward that brought tears to both of us. We recognize this will be a multi years long process but we owe…