It’s amazing what people sometimes find when working on stream cleanup projects. During the Rivers Alive cleanup sponsored by the Clayton County (Georgia) Water Authority, community volunteers have found a car door, a transmission housing and one object the adults easily recognized, but the kids did not.
The Rivers Alive cleanup was created more than 20 years ago to encourage communities to keep rivers healthy. Sponsored by government and non-governmental organizations, it was an offshoot of the Keep America Beautiful campaign.“During the past two years, we have had to cancel the event due to COVID,” notes Suzanne Brown, communications and community relations manager. “It
