Trash Free Trails launches Spring Trail Clean with a ‘One Bag Challenge’ to riders, runners and roamers alike. Here’s the full press release from Tras …

By stwhannah

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Brilliant.
As the article says, it can be truly demoralizing when you see litter return where you’ve picked, but what choice is there other than to keep fighting it?

I’m planning a solid pick on a stretch of the Grand Union Canal where I commute, only I’ll be in my canoe.
I’ll do the towpath on my way to work too.
🤘😊🤘

@stwhannah

I litter pick 4 or 5 times per week when on my morning walk with Bert – its pointless tutting about litter I might as well pick it up whilst being out with the dog and hopefully people see that its volunteers/members of the public clearing up litter rather than the ‘it keeps people in a job’ narrative.
Im going to post a pic on the following thread every time we drop a green bag off at a council bin – hopefully it inspires other people and especially dog walkers to do the same

Spring clean

Had a great day today doing a litter pick on some local waterways from the canoe.
@trashfreetrails

Quite lucky where I am in that you can actually paddle a loop using two rivers and the Canal to get back to the start.

Managed to bag quite a lot, though some plastic is just so tangled up in trees from high water that it’s incredibly difficult to untangle.

Our first drop

Started and finished at my allotment shed.

👍 doggo looks like it’s had a great day out as well!

stone the crows!
2bins raided in local park both tidied and a full bag of litter collected and left at nearby bus stop council bin.

Another 3 bins raided by fox/crows/dog poo fetist. Tidied up and a bag of litter left at usual council bin.

Anyone else litter picking?

This is an initiative that started over here.
They do three or four runs a week in the nearest town.

https://www.goplogging.org/welcome