PLEASE DO NOT TELL SHERRY!
I told her this morning’s cleanup on mud run took me 2 hours! 😇🤣.
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So honored to have presented what the River Guardians Ohio are doing in our area to the team of professionals that make up the Summit Soil and Water Conservation District.
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!
A bird’s eye view of the Cordova Ave property that River Guardians Ohio has been asked to assist in mitigating the trash, cleaning up the area and restoring this treasure in the middle of urban Akron.
It is a VERY ambitious project but with the help of Akron City Council, the City Service Department, Black Hawk Foundation, Let’s Grow Akron, Summit Soil and Water Conservation District and the surrounding property owners, we can show what passionate people can accomplish.
We are so proud of RGO Volunteer, Johnny Ringo, for being creative and coming up with this functional protype version 2.0.
A device he is working on to help to easily pick up microplastics in the river.
Dave and I had planned on cleaning the boom at Mud Run this morning…
Dave and I had planned on cleaning the boom at Mud Run this morning and the rain started so I took advantage of that and came down to check the booms on Summit Lake and this is the result of that.
Getting ready to put in a boom up on the canal off Summit Lake
Canal Boom in place! 120 feet of trash catching magic deployed just south of Summit Lake that will help keep the lake cleaner. Thanks to Dave Stoler, Eric Fitch (thanks Pam for lending us your muscle) and Jerry Harris from Summit Metro Parks! (They help remove the trash we collect from some of our locations)….
