Delaware's environmental agency is calling for community volunteers to help clean up 13 locations along the Christina River Watershed. The three-hour cleanup event is scheduled for Saturday morning, April 11th, as an early Earth Day celebration.
Community members can sign up now to take part in a watershed cleanup effort organized by the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control. The environmental initiative will span 13 different locations across northern New Castle County.
The volunteer cleanup activity is scheduled to run for three hours on Saturday morning, April 11th, beginning at 9 a.m. and concluding at noon. Officials are positioning the event as an opportunity for residents to celebrate Earth Day early while making a positive environmental impact.
Those interested in participating can register through DNREC to join the annual watershed restoration effort along the Christina River system.
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