Take2 Watershed Cleanup

Keeping our watersheds beautiful, 2 pieces of waste at a time

 
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View fullsize Styrofoam is one of the most hazardous piece of litter, and is extremely harmful to wildlife and marine life. Once broken down, birds and other wildlife confuse it for food; leading to choking, digestive problems and death. You can find waste guide
View fullsize With every fresh snowfall, the city always looks a little extra beautiful… and sometimes also a little cleaner! However, very often litter is just buried under layers of snow. It’s harder to pick up litter in the winter, but when it is v
View fullsize With the holidays fast approaching, grift wrapping and extra packaging is finding its way to our watersheds. Here is the inside plastic layer from a box of chocolates found on the side of the road. How are you tackling the issue of waste and excess
View fullsize 💨🍃 Windy Day Woes 🍃💨 Have you ever come across a bunch of trash or recycling in your city and wondered, “How on earth did all this litter get here?” When windy days coincide with trash & recycling pick up days, there is often a
View fullsize Water, water, by the bay what pollution were you saved from today? 🌊 This Bic disposable pen was trying to roll its way into the bay. That’s why it’s so important to pick up litter right when you see it 👀 🗑 Better yet - pick it up,
View fullsize One of the most common pieces of litter found in the #take2cleanup so far has been coffee cups - in particular @timhortons cups. While everyone is talking about #timbiebs we’re wondering how @justinbieber & @timhortons could launch an ini
View fullsize As the weather changes, litter gets buried under wet leaves and snow. That’s why it’s important to pick up litter when it’s visible and accessible! Challenge your friends to join the #take2cleanup movement and spread the solution t
View fullsize With the global pandemic, more and more people are using outdoor spaces—which is great! And with that, trails have become a very common place to find litter. Next time you’re out and about on your favourite trail, pick up pieces of litte
View fullsize The Green Team at Centennial CVI has been participating in the Take 2 Watershed cleanup everyday! The Green Team does a litter pick up after lunch time. Most litter found on campus includes masks, plastic water bottles, booster juice, and fast food

 

Help us protect and preserve these lands and waters for future generations.