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Students from Zacatecas, Mexico taking classes at LHU over the summer participated in a service project...check out the video below!!!
Starting in 2006, Clinton County CleanScapes of Clinton County has secured 2 grants totaling $11,000.00 to remove man-made debris in the West Branch Susquehanna River over a 2 year period. If you find a site in Lycoming or Clinton Co. - floodplain or in the river itself, please contact me so I can add it to the cleanup list.
April 25 City of Williamsport, Lycoming Co. Join CCC, the Williamsport Flood/Parks Authority & Comcast caring community members as they remove man-made debris from the streambanks of Lycoming Creek. The moderately sloped area is adjacent to the dike levee system. Participants will meet in Memorial Park at 8:30 AM & the event ends at 12:30 with complementary lunch & refreshments for all participants. Free shuttle service is available from Lock Haven Un. complements of the Wayne Twp. Landfill-seating must be reserved prior to the event.July 18 Woodward Twp., Clinton Co.
Join CCC, Sunken Treasure Scuba Center, & Lock Haven’s Citizens Hose Fire/Water Rescue Company No. 5 for the 6th Annual West Branch Susquehanna River & Roadway cleanup event! Hikers will remove debris from Farrandsville Road while paddlers & divers will remove man-made debris from the river. Ability to know how to swim is mandatory.
August 8 Bor. of Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co.
Join CCC, Sunken Treasure Scuba Center & the Bor. of Jersey Shore as we wade in the river or paddle while removing tires & man-made debris from the West Branch Susquehanna River-ability to know how to swim is mandatory.
Progress Report 2000-2008 ¤ Volunteer & contractor cleanup events: 66 ¤ Community members that have joined CCC events: 1,142 ¤ Man-made debris removed from our area: 831 tons (1,745,100 lbs.) ¤ Discarded tires collected & recycled: 4,611 ¤ Metal collected & recycled: 17 tons (36,036 lbs.)
April 25 City of Williamsport, Lycoming Co. Join CCC, the Williamsport Flood/Parks Authority & Comcast caring community members as they remove man-made debris from the streambanks of Lycoming Creek. The moderately sloped area is adjacent to the dike levee system. Participants will meet in Memorial Park at 8:30 AM & the event ends at 12:30 with complementary lunch & refreshments for all participants. Free shuttle service is available from Lock Haven Un. complements of the Wayne Twp. Landfill-seating must be reserved prior to the event.July 18 Woodward Twp., Clinton Co.
Join CCC, Sunken Treasure Scuba Center, & Lock Haven’s Citizens Hose Fire/Water Rescue Company No. 5 for the 6th Annual West Branch Susquehanna River & Roadway cleanup event! Hikers will remove debris from Farrandsville Road while paddlers & divers will remove man-made debris from the river. Ability to know how to swim is mandatory.
August 8 Bor. of Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co.
Join CCC, Sunken Treasure Scuba Center & the Bor. of Jersey Shore as we wade in the river or paddle while removing tires & man-made debris from the West Branch Susquehanna River-ability to know how to swim is mandatory.
Progress Report 2000-2008 ¤ Volunteer & contractor cleanup events: 66 ¤ Community members that have joined CCC events: 1,142 ¤ Man-made debris removed from our area: 831 tons (1,745,100 lbs.) ¤ Discarded tires collected & recycled: 4,611 ¤ Metal collected & recycled: 17 tons (36,036 lbs.)
For more information please post your interests or questions in the threaded link below or email jpacker4@lhup.edu.
