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Avon River Cleanup Results

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Avon River
35kg

of plastics and debris hauled out of the Avon River in the last 5 months by hand and by paddle. We intercept debris upstream, before it fragments into microplastics or leaches chemicals into our lakes. Help keep our waters clean:

How much debris did we remove?
≈ one beaver, lifted out of the river
lifted out of the river

35 kg of debris kept out of the Great Lakes

Everything we collect on shore or on the water helps reduce downstream pollution in our Great Lakes. Debris is landfill, tires and metal, weighed in kilograms.

Debris 35 kg

Tires, bikes & shopping carts, pulled from the water

The heaviest, most stubborn debris in our waterways — tap any icon to see that cleanup.

1 bike

20 recyclables diverted to the blue bin

Cans and bottles removed from our watershed, counted as items rather than weighed, and diverted to the blue bin program.

Bottles 6
Cans 14

Every dot = 1 item · one column per week

3.5 hours on the water

We cleaned 2 unique sites along the Avon River since June 5, 2026.

Volunteer hours 3.5

Who we met along the way

We're not just removing debris — we're protecting habitat.

Where we spotted them

100+ Cleanups 1,426+ kg Debris Removed 186+ Volunteer Hours 2,269+ Items Recycled 15+ River Corridors