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The Great LA River CleanUp: Glendale Narrows River
The Great LA River CleanUp returns Summer 2022 - join us!
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Glendale Narrows Riverwalk 300 Paula Ave Glendale, CA 91201
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About this event
About the Site
The River needs YOU! This summer, join FoLAR in the Glendale Narrows to collect trash and prevent waste from polluting our watershed and urban waterways. Together, we’ll make a collective impact and do our part to tend to the vibrant urban ecosystems that thrive throughout Los Angeles.
The Glendale Narrows Riverwalk, located within the scenic 11-mile natural bottom Glendale Narrows stretch of the River, is a landscaped recreational trail, perfect for pedestrians and bicyclists, running along the north bank of the River across from Griffith Park. The Riverwalk currently includes 2 small parks, an equestrian facility, and public art installations, and there are projects underway to extend the trail and even construct a bridge across the River to Griffith Park!
CleanUp supplies (work gloves and trash bags), hand sanitizer, and a water station are provided.
What to Wear & Bring
There are areas of this site where you may need to wade into the water in order to access the island that we’ll be cleaning, so wear sturdy, close-toed shoes you don’t mind getting wet, or boots or water shoes if you have them. Don’t forget to wear sunscreen and a hat. We’re providing cleanup supplies, so all you need to bring is a reusable water bottle - we’ll have ice water available onsite.
In collaboration with My Friend's Place, we'll be hosting a donation drive at this site. Volunteers are encouraged to donate any of the following new/gently used items to support youth experiencing homelessness: tents, sleeping bags, blankets, portable phone chargers, tote bags/other bags, unisex joggers and hoodies, and masculine pants and shoes (especially sizes 10-13). Donated items will be given to our partners at My Friend's Place to distribute to unhoused youth during their programs.