Cohasset’s 6th Annual Earth Day Clean Up
Saturday, April 27 marks the 6th Annual Cohasset Earth Day Clean-Up sponsored by the Town of Cohasset’s Open Space & Recreation Committee. Earth Day was founded in 1970 and is an annual grassroots global movement that celebrates the Earth’s natural resources and promotes environmental awareness and action. This year’s theme set by EarthDay.org is Planet vs. Plastics.
Cohasset residents are asked to pick up non-biodegradable, single-use trash and debris that impact our parks, shorelines, and neighborhoods. To receive a cleaning assignment, stop by the Cohasset Recreation Department at 100 Sohier Street, Cohasset between 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
The committee will assign participants an area to clean such a street, beach, or recreation park. Trash bags are provided however please bring gloves. All trash collected will be deposited in a dumpster located onsite.
RECORD COLLECTING: Since starting the program six years ago, Cohasset’s Earth Day Clean Up efforts have removed 8,680 pounds of trash from the community. Participants have collected tires, six-pack rings, straws, cans, plastic bottles, clothes, snack bags, trash cans, Styrofoam, fishing line, bottle caps, rope, lobster traps, basketballs and even fencing.
People are encouraged to take selfies picking up trash wherever they may be and post to social media using hashtags #KeepCohassetClean #EarthDay2024.
Thank you for helping preserve Cohasset’s natural beauty!
