55th Annual Greers Ferry Lake and Little Red River Cleanup Set for September 7
A major cleanup event is scheduled for Saturday, September the 7th, as the 55th annual Greers Ferry Lake and Little Red River Cleanup kicks off.
This significant community effort is being organized by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Greers Ferry Lake Little Red River Tourism Association.
The event’s focus is on bringing together volunteers who are passionate about keeping the beautiful lake and river systems clean and free of litter.
Volunteers can join in by registering at various locations, including Fee Booths at the Corps of Engineers and area marinas, where cleanup supplies will be available.
No day use fees are required for volunteers on cleanup day, making it easy for everyone to participate.
The Greers Ferry Lake region is known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational activities like fishing, hiking, and more.
This cleanup event is crucial in preserving the area’s pristine condition for future generations to enjoy.
Those interested in attending can do so by registering at KeepArkansasBeautiful.com, with options to register small groups directly.
This year’s event marks a significant milestone as it reaches its 55th year, celebrating the community’s efforts to maintain Greers Ferry Lake and the Little Red River’s natural charm.
The organizers emphasize the importance of safety during the cleanup, encouraging participants to wear life jackets, proper attire, and stay hydrated while taking part in the event.
Additionally, volunteers are asked to inform someone of their whereabouts and follow basic safety guidelines.
Celebratory cookouts will also take place across various locations around the lake and river, making this cleanup event a fun community event.
There are still opportunities for volunteers and sponsors to get involved and support this significant initiative.
The cleanup is essential not only to preserve the natural environment but also to maintain the tourism and recreational activities that the lake and river offer.
So, mark your calendars for September 7 and join the community to help keep Greers Ferry Lake and its surroundings beautiful.
Both the 8 am to 12 pm cleanup time and the subsequent celebrations showcase the community’s dedication to maintaining its natural resources.
Come be a part of this meaningful and enjoyable event to preserve the beauty and biodiversity of Greers Ferry Lake and the Little Red River.
