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Confluence Trash Bash 2011

Old Chain of Rocks Bridge & Creve Coeur Lake - St. Louis, MO
Saturday, March 26th, 2011

The Confluence Trash Bash has grown into one of the largest one-day clean-up events in the state. It's organized by the Confluence Partnership, the St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District and a long list of local partnering organizations.

Of the many areas worked on Saturday, Missouri River Relief hosted the big river site. We took 32 volunteers by boat onto the Missouri River near its Confluence with the Mississippi at Columbia Bottom Conservation Area.  Working the Cora Island Unit of the Big Muddy Fish & Wildlife Refuge, in just a few hours we collected 2 boat loads of trash!

Click here to read more about this event on our River Notes Blog!

 MRR Site 1 at the Cora Island Unit of the Big Muddy Fish & Wildlife Refuge on the Missouri River. Photo by Melanie Cheney

Trash Tally:

25 large Bags of Trash

25 Tires

1 Cast Iron Tub

1 Boat full of Scrap Metal

2 Platsic 55-gallon Barrels

1 Metal 55-gallon Drum

1 Truck Battery

We even saw snow by the end of the cleanup! Photo by Melanie Cheney.
St. Louis Cleanup Results

Photo album on Flickr

In the News:

Total Volunteers: 32

  • Boats: 2 MRR
  • River Miles Cleaned: 2 cleanup sites

Total Trash Tonnage: 1.4 tons

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