Help pick up litter along the Vermillion River during the low water levels of autumn, helping to beautify this trophy trout stream!

CP Adams is a 40-acre park roughly a mile south of downtown Hastings. Volunteers will be picking up in areas near lakes and wetlands that feed/border the Vermillion River. The park is known for both its recreational activities — such as its frisbee golf course and paved trails — and high-quality natural areas.

After receiving garbage bags and gloves, volunteers will walk and collect litter and other debris that has accumulated along the river and floodplain over the summer months. All supplies are provided and FMR staff will be on-hand for further direction and support as needed. Lunch will be provided at the conclusion.

This event is part of the Vermillion Stewards program, which helps local residents learn about the watershed while working to protect and enhance its unique natural resources.

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Sorry! This event has reached capacity! Please consider signing up for the October 2nd and October 23rd Vermillion Stewards activities on the events calendar! 

To be notified of 2011 Vermillion Stewards restoration events, contact FMR Volunteer Coordinator sue rich at srich [at] fmr.org or by selecting "Volunteer" under "Category" in our contact form!