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Dig into Fish For Garbage's 2023 Annual Report. Explore impact, local initiatives, and sustainability practices, emphasizing river and lake cleanups and community engagement oppertunities. Learn about powerful partnerships driving their mission and innovative projects steering toward a greener future.
Fish For Garbage recently had the opportunity to team up with Utah Wildlife Walls, the Utah Wildlife Federation, and the National Forest Service for this year's annual Bonnie Ball. It's a street fair in Salt Lake City that highlights Utah's native wildlife and the importance of conservation.
The Fish For Garbage Weber River Clean-Up 2023 was an overwhelming success, thanks to the dedication and passion of our volunteers, the support of our generous sponsors, and the excitement of our participation drawing. Together, we've made a significant impact on the health and beauty of the Weber River. But let's not stop here; let's continue to be stewards of our environment, working together to protect and preserve the places we hold dear. We look forward to seeing you all at our next clean-up event, where we can once again make a positive difference in our community and our world.
The banks of the Green River echoed with enthusiasm and a strong sense of purpose on a beautiful Saturday morning during the much-anticipated 2023 Fish For Garbage Green River Clean Up.
Over 120 enthusiastic volunteers from various walks of life came together with a common goal in mind: to make a positive impact on our environment. Their dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment were truly inspiring. Together, we managed to collect an astonishing 4,180 pounds of trash from the reservoir and its shoreline, significantly improving the ecosystem and ensuring the preservation of this natural treasure for generations to come.
On May 13th, the Fish For Garbage gear swap took place, offering a fantastic opportunity for people to find great deals on slightly used gear. Numerous individuals participated in the event, eagerly seeking out high-quality gear at affordable prices.
We are thrilled to share the success of the Fish For Garbage Lower Provo River Clean Up, held on April 29, 2023. With the help of over 300 volunteers, we were able to collect an impressive 9,240 pounds of garbage from the river and surrounding areas. That’s 30.5 lbs per person with a total of over 900 combined volunteer hours.
Our 2nd Annual Fall Fundraiser was a success! Thanks to all of the generous donors, sponsors, and community to showed up to support the cause. Thanks for helping us wrap up 2022 with a bang.
Cleaning the Weber always brings surprises, either because of the weather in September, or the type of garbage left from people floating all summer long. However, we always, always get an enthusiastic group of volunteers, ready for some hard work picking up trash and enjoying good company.
After putting this cleanup on hold for a few years due to the pandemic, we are thrilled to have partnered with BlackStrap. Based in Bend, Oregon the company has been one of our longest and most dedicated sponsors.
We couldn’t have asked for more perfect weather for our favorite event of the year! The air was warm, the sky was blue, the water was cool to the touch and the scenery and wildlife was picturesque. Fish For Garbage teamed up with GROGA (Green River Outfitters & Guides Association) and other volunteers to either float down the river in various watercrafts or walk along the river trail.
We came back to Strawberry Reservoir for our second cleanup and campout weekend! Our team always enjoys campouts because it gives us an opportunity to spend more time with our volunteers and Fish for Garbage community. We pulled roughly 3,000 pounds out of the reservoir and surrounding areas with the help of 80 volunteers.
Based on our recent years’ success working with the Ogden community we were looking forward to the 2nd annual Ogden River Cleanup.
Starting at 9 am we had a steady push of volunteers grabbing gloves, bags, breakfast bars and swag bags. Followed by a quick conversation on where the best place to find trash and they were off.
Working off the success of the 2021 events we had no doubt that this year's clean up was going to see great participation, new and old friends and plenty of garbage removed from the Lower Provo River. We were not disappointed!
