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Thanks to all who participated in this fall’s Source to Sea Cleanup!

We are now compiling all of your photos, stories, and trash data and will share out the news in our 2024 Cleanup Chronicle, coming later this year (online and to mailboxes).

graphic depicting Source to Sea's all-time impact: 39.5 thousand volunteers participated, 1.1 thousand tons of trash removed, 13.9 thousand tires collected, and 144 thousand beverage containers collected

27 Years of Cleanup Efforts

Since 1997, groups of volunteers have come together to remove trash from local rivers in support of clean water and healthy habitats throughout the Connecticut River watershed – in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. Cleanup efforts help to advocate for environmental policy that stops pollution at the source.  

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Trash Advocacy All Year Round

While the Source to Sea Cleanup is all about picking up trash in our waterways, streets, and parks – it is also part of a greater effort that includes recycling our waste, speaking up for legislative actions to reduce pollution, and advocating for producers to develop products that are less harmful for the environment.

You Can Make an Impact
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Report a Trash Site

Does your town have a dirty litter secret? It’s time to do something about it.

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Browse Resources

Get access to information and tools to help plan your cleanup.

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Share Your Impact

Change begins with you. Share how you are making a difference!

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The Source to Sea Cleanup is proud to partner with
Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup and American Rivers National River Cleanup
for cleaner waterways around the U.S. and the world.