Post Cleanup Reports

Wow! What a weekend! PacOut Green Team had 3 separate cleanup events over the weekend of 4/21-4/22 with Humboldt Green Week, CCP (CommUnity Pride and Peace), NHS (Northcoast Horticulture Supply), MCW (McKinlyville Community Watch), on Saturday, and many others who joined in the Samoa Peninsula cleanup on Sunday, which was hosted by PCC (Peninsula Community Collaborative). We’re estimating around

What a beautiful day for a cleanup out in the Blue Lake area! PacOut Green Team had 17 volunteers come out to lend a hand with the special 90 minute event and was able to remove around 700 lb. of trash from the roadsides. This week’s haul completely filled 2 full pickup trucks, 1 from

Well this was another beautiful day at the lake and I am very happy to report that we were only able to bag two bags worth of trash! Yes only two bags and no tires! That doesn’t mean there is nothing to report though. Saturday was a day of what we like to call “Detail

We had a good turn out of 15 awesome volunteers for our Herrick Ave./Elk River Rd. event, sponsored by LACO! We recovered an estimated 400 lb. of trash, including a make shift portable toilet, a shopping cart, bottles, cans, convenience packaging, one syringe and lots and lots of cigarette butts. We had people cleaning around

PacOut Green Team hit up Cooper Gulch Park Saturday, April 31st for a cleanup event sponsored by Sanders Funeral Home. There were 21 awesome volunteers ready to get some trash rounded up from the trails, the disc golf course, skate park and parking area. The group rounded up an estimated 700 lb. of trash! Items

Yes we beat the rain AGAIN! I can’t believe how lucky we have been every time. Although it was very wet and muddy. This was one of six cleanups sponsored by John McCowen our 2nd District Supervisor for the County of Mendocino. We had an amazing turnout with both local Rotary clubs participating to honor

What a great morning to be down at the South Spit with PacOut Green Team, BLM, and a huge crew from Coast Seafoods Pacific Shellfish Division! We had 37 volunteers at this special 90 minute event with a focus on recovering shotgun shells and wadding cups leftover from the recent waterfowl hunting season. Coast Seafoods

23 volunteers, 60 min, 1600 lb. of trash: Welcome to Samoa Peninsula! PacOut Green Team was out in full force, with volunteers working from Vance Ave all the way to the 2 turnouts south of the Bay St. parking area. Items recovered included an oven, a vacuum cleaner, a mini fridge, a 3 wheeler toy

Well, for the first time our fearless leader Chris was unable to attend as he was out of town for work. That being said, nothing can stop us! The crew of die hard Green Teamer’s ran the show and did a bang up job. With a relatively small turnout of 9 people we still managed

What and awesome turnout for our Old Town Eureka/Waterfront event! We had 26 people despite the cold and the threat of rain in the forecast! A big part of the volunteer force was made up of employees from Coast Seafood Pacific Shellfish Div., the sponsors of the event and long time PacOut Green Team supporters.