Cross Bayou and Joe's Creek  Clean Up-Great American Cleanup  2023

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Cross Bayou and Joe's Creek Clean Up-Great American Cleanup 2023

Help the environment by cleaning up your local waterway!

By Pinellas County Environmental Management

When and where

Date and time

Saturday, April 15 · 8am - 12:30pm EDT

Location

Field near 7002 78th St N 7002 78th Street North Pinellas Park, FL 33781

About this event

  • 4 hours 30 minutes
  • Mobile eTicket

Each year, community members and organizations like Keep Pinellas Beautiful, work with local governments to identify areas that are inundated with marine debris. The Great American Cleanup is a national campaign through which volunteers remove debris from our creeks, watersheds and oceans.

Won’t you join us for this Waterway and Mangrove island cleanup in Pinellas Park? You can bring your own canoe/kayak or borrow a canoe from us (assigned morning of event, first come first serve). We'll provide all the cleanup materials you'll need.

Please Note, this is an 18+ event.

Participants must wear a closed- toe wading shoe (old tennis shoes, keens, scuba booties). Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, cover up) and insect repellent is highly recommended. All participants must abide by the safety policies and recommendations of Pinellas County Staff.

Registration is REQUIRED. Space is limited. If you register, please plan to attend or email if you need to cancel.

Sponsors: We are actively recruiting sponsors for this event. If you would like to participate, please contact Eric Vittoria at 727-464-8756 or at evittoria@pinellas.gov. Participation can include donating items or funds to purchase items for the free volunteer appreciation raffle, and opportunities for a display table at the event to promote your organization.

About the organizer

Pinellas County is a watershed!

A watershed carries water "shed" from the land after rainfall. Drop by drop, water is channeled into soils, creeks, and streams, making its way to Tampa Bay or the Gulf of Mexico.

Every bit of land drains to water and everything we do on land has an impact on our water quality! Common items like dirt, grass clippings, yard debris, pet waste, and fertilizer become pollution in our waters.

Visit www.pinellascounty.org/watershed to find out how you can help protect our waters!

Visit www.pinellascounty.org/fertilizer for information about the landscape maintenance and fertilizer ordinance, for questions call (727 464-4425 or email watershed@pinellascounty.org .

Free