Stash the Trash WORKS
Working with the Clackamas River Basin Council and various riverside land managers and owners, 13 Stash the Trash stations are helping floaters, boaters, and other river lovers keep the Clackamas free of trash.
Clackamas River Summer Update!
Over the last two months, volunteers with We Love Clean Rivers have been paddling the Clackamas, meeting with riverside land managers and stakeholders, and engaging the public with simple messaging around stewardship and safety. It’s been fun. We are learning a lot.
Calling all Volunteers!
Please join We Love Clean Rivers for an informational video call at 6:30pm on May 3rd, 2022.
Ongoing work to create a 'Clean Water Trail' Map that is online and interactive.
Updated ‘Down the River Cleanup’ Map!
Check out latest interactive Down the River Cleanup map. All beaches, islands, and sloughs identified. As our perennial goal is to find NO LITTER on any river, we are honing in on the likely catch areas for trash and other debris (some can be reused!).
Save the Date! 19th Clack Cleanup
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11TH, 2022 19TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CLACK CLEANUP! This annual trash sweep at the end of summer covers a 20+ mile stretch of the Clackamas River from Estacada to the confluence with the Willamette River in Oregon City. The Down the River Cleanup is the largest and longest-running on-water cleanup event of its kind in Oregon.
Lowest (farthest downriver) falls; really the outflow of a blasted channel.
Winter Mini Cleanup Mission up to Willamette Falls
Willamette Falls mini-Cleanup mission - January 24, 2022
Spring 2021 Newsletter
Spring Greetings, River Lovers!We hope this finds you well, and ready for a better year and hopefully great times on the rivers.GratitudeFirst, we want to shout out a belated gratitude…