Bosque River Cleanup Project

05/12/2019

While waiting for Mother’s day brunch, we snagged up a full bag of plastic bottles and styrofoam cups on their way to the Brazos River. If you see a piece of trash, just pick it up and throw it in the garbage. Our would will be a cleaner place in no time! First Man Image

01/27/2019

A quick afternoon cleanup in just one small area of the river, near the wetlands. Be responsible. Make sure your trash ends up in the garbage and any trash around you ends up there, as well. If not, it all washes into our rivers, which flows into our oceans, which ultimately ends up in us.

03/17/2018

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The Lake Waco Wetlands offer many things to see and do: Hiking, Bird Watching, Plantings, Water Quality Education, Volunteer Opportunities, and 3.5 miles of Nature Trails!

03/17/2018

Fishing trash out of the river this morning. It’s a smaller haul than usual, which is a good thing.

03/03/2018

As fishing season begains, we’d like you to keep this in mind...

The Bosque River feeds Lake Waco through the Wetlands and a brilliant design to filter that water...making it safer, better for everyone (and everything). If you see plastic bottles or other trash contaminating this masterfully planned ecosystem that provides us with clean water, please take the time to “fish” it out and dispose of it properly. Always recycle, if possible, and do what you can to leave it (at least) a little nicer than you found it.

Texas is a unique place. In order to keep it special for generations to come, we all must do our part to ensure that we start keeping it clean.

Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics