The Valley View Foundation and East Fork Watershed Collaborative are hosting the 2015 Spring Litter Clean-Up throughout Clermont County and the East Fork Little Miami River watershed on Saturday, April 18. Register today to volunteer in your community!
Volunteers will be provided with work gloves and trash bags. All participants must sign a waiver; adult and minor waivers can downloaded from the Clermont SWCD website. Bring signed waivers to the event.
To register for River Sweep locations, use online registration at:
http://clermontswcd.org/cleanup.aspx; or call (513) 732-7075 ext. 6.
To register for Clean & Green locations call Valley View Foundation at:
(513) 218-1098 or visit: http://www.valleyviewcampus.org.
Click here to download the 2015 Spring Litter Clean-Up flyer.
Loveland Great American Cleanup Date Set for Saturday, May 2
The City of Loveland’s 2015 Great American Cleanup day will be held on Saturday, May 2, starting at 9 AM at 
the Little Miami, Inc. Scenic River & Trail Center, 211 Railroad Avenue next to Nisbet Park in Historic Downtown Loveland. All members of the community are welcomed and encouraged to volunteer their time to help clean up our community. Supplies, drinks, and t-shirts are provided. Members of the Loveland Tree and Environment Committee will be organizing the cleanup.
The City of Loveland’s Tree and Environment Committee has participated in the Great American Cleanup for many years. Committee Chairman Gary Benesh said, “Loveland is renowned for the Scenic River, bike trail, and many nature preserves and parks. I hope for a great turnout to help keep these natural assets clean and attractive.”
Little Miami, Inc. (LMI) is a local river conservation organization dedicated to the protection of Ohio’s first designated State and National Wild & Scenic River that runs through downtown Loveland. The Little Miami River was designated as such in 1969. LMI first joined with the City’s Tree and Environment Committee for the cleanup event in 2009.
The Great American Cleanup is a Cincinnati area-wide event brought locally by Keep Cincinnati Beautiful. This affiliation from the Cincinnati area started back in 1978. It is the nation’s largest community improvement program, and involves an estimated 2.8 million volunteers and attendees.
