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January 30, 2021 Beargrass Creek Cleanup Results

2/10/2021

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Two creek cleanup events were held on Beargrass Creek Saturday,  January 30, 2021.

The Butchertown Neighborhood Association organized their cleanup event on Beargrass Creek at the Karen Lynch Park next to the Beargrass Flood Pumping Station. Huge thanks to Joe Bringardner and Michael Logsdon of Butchertown Neighborhood Association who helped to make this event a huge success. Four trucks were donated by volunteers and a total of seven truckloads of trash and debris were removed.

The Friends of the Forecastle Foundation organized a cleanup in Cherokee Park near Big Rock, a popular location for recreation. A special thank you to the #naturallyawesome Sylvia Holden, Kassi Cawood, Jerry Scrogham, and Liz Vail for making this happen. 
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Dave Hinson link
5/25/2023 10:53:09 pm

Dear KW Alliance Team,

I recently read your article titled "Beargrass Creek Cleanup Results" and wanted to reach out to express my sincere appreciation for the tremendous efforts and success achieved during the Beargrass Creek cleanup.

Your article provides a comprehensive overview of the cleanup event and the impressive results that were accomplished. It is heartening to see the commitment and dedication of the KW Alliance and its volunteers in taking proactive steps to improve the health and cleanliness of Beargrass Creek.

The statistics and figures you shared, such as the amount of trash collected, the number of volunteers involved, and the diverse range of items removed from the creek, are truly remarkable. These numbers reflect the substantial positive impact that your organization has made in restoring the natural beauty and ecological balance of Beargrass Creek.

By organizing cleanup initiatives and engaging community members, you have not only raised awareness about the importance of preserving our waterways but have also fostered a sense of collective responsibility towards environmental stewardship. Your efforts serve as an inspiration to others and highlight the power of community collaboration in creating meaningful change.

I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the KW Alliance team, volunteers, and partners for their tireless efforts in making the Beargrass Creek cleanup a resounding success. Your dedication to environmental conservation and your commitment to creating sustainable communities is truly commendable.

Your article serves as a reminder of the ongoing work needed to protect and restore our precious water resources. It also underscores the significance of continued efforts to raise awareness, promote responsible waste management practices, and foster a culture of environmental consciousness.

Once again, thank you for your outstanding work in improving the health and well-being of Beargrass Creek. Your passion and dedication to environmental conservation are making a significant difference, and I commend you for being a driving force in preserving our natural ecosystems.

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  • Who We Are
    • Our Vision
    • History
    • Our Team
    • Our Board
    • Our Members
    • Annual Report and 990 Archive
    • Job Opportunities
  • What We Do
    • River Cowboys
    • Kentucky Watershed Network >
      • Watershed Grants
    • Protect >
      • Water Quality Standards
      • Co-Immunity Project
    • Watershed Planning
    • Restore >
      • Dam Removal
    • Cleanups
    • Certified Backyard Habitats
    • Clean Water Better Beer
    • Clean Water Better Bourbon
    • Clean Water Networking >
      • Maps
    • FAQ
  • Give
  • Events & News
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events >
      • 30th Anniversary Celebration
    • News
    • Ohio River: Endangered
  • Watershed Groups
    • Bacon Creek Watershed
    • Beargrass Creek Alliance
    • Darby Creek Watershed
    • Harrods Creek Watershed
    • Red River Watershed
    • Completed Watershed Plans
    • Salt River Watershed Watch
    • Green River Watershed Watch
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