Founded 20 Years Ago, This Southern County's Rivers Alive Program Engages Residents in Resource Protection

An event sponsored by the Clayton County Water Authority engages the community to help keep waterways clean.

Founded 20 Years Ago, This Southern County's Rivers Alive Program Engages Residents in Resource Protection

Community volunteers collect trash, litter and debris during Rivers Alive stream cleanup.

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...

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