11th Annual Occoquan River Cleanup – Saturday, September 12, 2020

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Cleanup Results – Marumsco Creek, March 18, 2023
About 60 volunteers ranged throughout the Marumsco Creek floodplain and wetland within Veteran’s Park to remove trash that had been deposited from stormwater surges. The volunteers retrieved 78 bags of trash, 18 tires, 9 five-gallon buckets and a number of other large items (lawn chair, pedal car, kiddy pool, shopping cart, traffic barrel, fire extinguisher, […]
Registration closed – Trash cleanup at Marumsco Creek and wetland – Saturday March 18, 2023
Thanks to all who have volunteered are to help remove trash from Marumsco Creek and wetland, on Saturday March 18, 2023. Registration for this event is now closed. This cleanup will focus specifically on the stream corridor and wetland, as shown on the maps. This is an undeveloped area of Veteran’s Park. The trash in […]
First Day Hike at James Long Regional Park – Jan 1, 2023
January 1, 2023 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Start the new year with a hike on the wooded trails at Long Park. We’ll hike about 2.5 miles (60 – 90 minutes). James Long Regional Park 4603 James Madison Hwy, Haymarket, VA 20169 Please register here For more information, contact secretary@pwtsc.org
Trail work on the Discovery Trail – Dec 14, 2022
PWTSC volunteers worked with a representative of the PWC Dept of Parks, Recreation and Tourism to complete a trail improvement project on the Discovery Trail, which connects the athletic fields at the PWC landfill to Colgan High School, and Benton Middle School. A culvert was installed at a wet spot on the trail, where water […]
Results – Neabsco Boardwalk trash cleanup – November 5, 2022
About 50 volunteers came out on Saturday morning for the trash cleanup at the boardwalk in Neabsco Regional Park. They collected 43 bags of trash (mixed bag sizes) and six tires from the area near the boardwalk. Staff from the PWC Dept of Parks, Recreation and Tourism hauled the trash away. It appears that less […]