Objective: Cleaning up debris from public streams.

Description: Pure Waters focuses on improving the health of our local waterways by organizing community clean-up events. Volunteers gather to remove litter, plastic, and other pollutants from rivers and streams, ensuring clean and safe habitats for aquatic life. These efforts also enhance the natural beauty of our waterways for recreational use.

Areas of Focus:

• Public Awareness and Participation: Engaging the community through awareness campaigns, educational programs, and volunteer recruitment to foster a culture of environmental stewardship.
• Removal of Debris and Pollutants: Conducting regular clean-up activities to remove trash, plastics, and other harmful pollutants from streams and riverbanks.
• Monitoring Water Quality: Collaborating with local environmental agencies to monitor water quality, ensuring that the streams are healthy and safe for wildlife and human activities.

Estimated Duration: 4+ months

Conclusion: Pure Waters strives to foster a sense of community responsibility and environmental stewardship, ensuring our rivers and streams remain pristine for future generations. By working together, we can create a healthier environment, support biodiversity, and enjoy cleaner, more beautiful waterways.

Event Calendar:

• Monthly Cleanup Drives: Every first Saturday of the month, volunteers gather to clean designated sections of local streams.
• Educational Workshops: Quarterly workshops on the importance of water quality and how individuals can contribute to maintaining clean waterways.
• Partnerships with Local Schools: Collaborations with schools to involve students in environmental activities and learning opportunities.

How to Get Involved:

• Volunteer: Join our monthly clean-up events. No special skills are required, and we provide all necessary equipment.
• Donate: Financial contributions help us purchase clean-up supplies, conduct water quality testing, and support educational programs.
• Spread the Word: Share information about our project on social media and with your community to help raise awareness and recruit more volunteers.

Past Achievements:

• April Cleanup Event: Cumulatively removed over 400 pounds of trash from the Tobacco River.

Educational Outreach: Reached over 200 online students through school presentations on water conservation.