The Potomac River Cleanup for Cobb Island, MD will be held on April 4th, 2020 from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Bags, gloves, and drinks will be provided. Kids will receive school volunteer credit and certificates for participating. Directions- From 301 turn onto Rock Point Rd. (route 257) travel approximately 12 miles and turn right […]

Come join us for the 32nd Annual Potomac River Watershed Cleanup!

Site Leader: Dorian Hemming

Spring cleaning takes on new meaning during this year’s community-wide Green Up Day. Join hundreds of volunteers as they make a difference throughout the community by cleaning up and beautifying local streams, schools, parks, and homeowner association common areas during Community Green Up Day. The City is looking for volunteers for this event. Students can […]

Site Leader: Brian Wright

Sahouri Insurance in conjunction with WMCCAI cleanup underneath the American Legion Bridge on the Potomac Heritage Trail

Elementary students from Springhill Lake Elementary School will conduct a cleanup with the help of their teachers.

Family cleanup

Site Leader: Scott Lynch KP Green Team

This will be the annual Cameron Stream Cleanup run by the employees at Michael Baker International (but all are welcome!).

Come join neighbors and friends for our annual clean up. Part of Friends of Little Hunting Creek effort.

Site Leader: Aaron Raubvogel

Site Leader: Chris Scott

Site Leader: Christine Comas Grace Episcopal Day School

Private

Site Leader: Laura Chase

Cleanup of the Muddy Branch tributary that runs along the south side of Route 28 in North Potomac.

Join the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District and the Friends of Holmes Run as we cleanup up Luria and Holmes Run Stream Valley Parks.

Shaare Torah cleanup event in recognition of Gaithersburg's Green Month and Good Deeds Day.

Site Leader: Hilary Colton

In connection with the Mayor's Adopt A Highway program, our organization will be picking up trash and debris along the streets surrounding our Community Center.

Cub Scouts from Lees Corner ES Pack 1601 will be cleaning up the area around the school and the local stream and path network.

Fort Stanton Park was created in 1926 to preserve the hilltops where the Union army constructed Fort Stanton and Battery Rickets to defend the Nation’s Capital during the Civil War. The remains of their earthworks and ditches can still be seen in the woods. Its more than 150 acres of woods include two stream valleys, […]