Dave and I went for a walk around Summit Lake this morning to discuss the past year and some plans for next year as it relates to RiverKeepers Ohio and this pair of Bald Eagles joined our discussion to add a little motivation to our efforts.
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A side benefit of having trash booms in the waterways and checking them regularly is you occasionally trap more than just trash.
OEPA did visit this boom today. We have not heard what this is exactly. When we know, we will share. Did get about 30 pounds of trash out.
Another 85 pounds, 6 bags and a propane tank from Mud Run.
Therapeutic to watch these booms go from full of trash to clean!
Akron crew clearing a debris jam just upstream from our boom. Thank You!
This will help in our efforts at this location! BTW #RiverkeepersOhio will be here Sunday doing some work on the booms and cleaning out trash. #bagoftrashaday
Received this very cool gift from an unknown giver recently.
I love this and have already been using them! Thank You So Much!!
Thank you Summit Metro Parks for choosing Opa Runs to spotlight! 🎉
I watch him put his heart and soul into this everyday and it’s nice to see people are taking notice. ♥️ James Carnahan Taken from Summit Metro Parks Facebook Page… Have you ever developed an interesting way to help keep our green spaces and waterways clean? Stephanie, a naturalist at Summit Lake Nature Center, shares…