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RECAP: Public River Cleanup with the Santa Cruz Derby Girls

February 11, 2016August 6, 2020 saveourshoresLeave a commentCleanupsSan Lorenzo River, Santa Cruz Derby Girls

LAST SATURDAY, the Santa Cruz Derby Girls, Save Our Shores and Sanctuary Stewards, City of Santa Cruz Staff, UCSC students, and other proactive community members joined at the end of Josephine St. to spend the morning picking up trash along the San Lorenzo River Read More

Seven Years of Cleanup Data

January 28, 2015 saveourshoresLeave a commentUncategorizedBeach cleanup, cigarette butts, Cleanup, cleanup data, data, pollution, recyclables, River Cleanup, San Lorenzo River, trash

We began collecting data at our cleanups in 2007, in an effort to track the amount and types of waste polluting local beaches and rivers. We use this data to identify trends, increase community awareness and, hopefully, influence behavior change. Since 2007, Read More

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