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The American River Parkway Foundation regularly invites the community to take part in the stewardship of the American River Parkway. This includes participating in clean-ups year-round, resulting in thousands of volunteers and tens of thousands of pounds of trash removed annually.
Clean-up efforts are anchored by our two largest clean-ups of the year: Spring Clean-Up in April and the Great American River Clean-Up in September. These are complemented by monthly group clean-ups held with local volunteers, organizations, businesses, and corporations throughout the year.
Clean-ups are essential to removing trash and debris from the Parkway, allowing the environment to heal itself and preventing trash and debris from entering the ecosystem and waterways.