Cleaned out the trash boom on the canal south of Summit Lake and then a lap around the lake proper.
49 pounds of trash in 4 bags isn’t too bad for a 40 degree day in winter and this view was my reward!

Probably our biggest challenge is getting access to locations that would be perfect for boom placement as so much is on private property. However, that doesn’t stop us from a plan B. We did get a bag of trash out of the booms on Summit Lake this morning following the rain event yesterday. We evaluate…
Featured in the short video are two community watersheds that have been brought to RGO’s attention, Pigeon Creek and Springfield Lake Outlet. According to those that live along the banks, past cleanups have been done with some positive results. Yet these pictures tell a different story. Without eyes on the water, consistent smaller efforts and…
Thank you Ken Evans at Signal Akron for doing this story on River Guardians Ohio! I am super proud of my husband James Carnahan aka Opa Runs and all his volunteers for all the work they do to keep our waterways clean and so much more!! 💥
Kat Donaldson, Johnny Ringo and I put half in as the second boom on the Cordova Project and the other half is now home under the dock on the North Shore area of Summit Lake. We also collected about 130 pounds of trash from the two locations. Best part of it all, spending time together…
We were planning to move these booms upstream some to rest the substrate and bank. Storms have forced our hand with this. These booms have been destroyed and will need to be replaced. 88 pounds on this day.
Will hit the west side tomorrow along with Mud Run and Wolf Creek! Thanks Summit Metro Parks for picking up my bags!