My supervisor today, keeping an eye on me while doing some work out along the south side of Summit Lake

OEPA was notified Wednesday and responded yesterday that they would look into it. Rains today and tomorrow…the system works slow. Wouldn’t it be better if folks just did the right thing instead of waiting for someone to tell them?
2 bags, 67 pounds not going into the lake. Sooo…there was so much microplastics here. I had to shake it out of the organics and scoop it with my hands. Sadly, two geese had perished some time earlier in the week and floated down to the boom. They were removed and reported to ODNR. Weather…
189 pounds isn’t too bad of a haul. The videos here are mostly these two booms as they are convenient for filming and they do show the jest of what goes on when cleaning booms. We have a few more booms that will be going in over the next little while as we work through…
Lots of small stuff this round. Been a while since riding the bike for boom cleanups and turns out not the best decision. Threat of rain when I started and Mother Nature made good on that threat! Checked and cleaned booms around Summit Lake for another 28 pounds of trash. All in all, a good…
This effort is the result of a very passionate family who lives along the banks. Kary Burns-Bailey and Harley Bailey. They reached out to us and after a few site visits and coordination with a few folks, we are ready to get started. We are very excited because this is how community working together can…
Has been a busy week but well worth it! Next project will be deploying a boom on the canal south of the lake…maybe this weekend!