2022 Little River Cleanup Photos
2022 Little River Cleanup & Celebration
Neighbors along the Little River will come together to celebrate their community and help clean-up and discover one of Miami’s historic natural waterways. Please join us for the 2022 Little River Cleanup & Celebration!
April 2nd, 2022
LOCATION: 435 Northeast 82nd Street, Miami, FL 33138
SCHEDULE:
- 7:30am – 8:30am — 82nd street gate opens and organizers arrive, meet at launch site, sign in, clean-up materials distributed
- 8:30am — Launch watercraft for the clean-up
- 11:30am — Return, load trash into dumpster, clean up watercraft
- 12:00 – 1:15pm — Community lunch and talk on the history of the Little
River, current planning for sea level rise in the area, local archaeology,
hydrology, etc. (Lunch will be provided—all are welcome!)
Safety (including for COVID-19), what to bring, and lunch information.
Thanks to our partners!
2021 Little River Cleanup & Celebration Photos
Island Apple Snail laying eggs Egyptian Geese
2021 Little River Cleanup & Celebration
Neighbors along the Little River will come together to celebrate their community and help clean-up and discover one of Miami’s historic natural waterways. Please join us for the 2021 Little River Cleanup & Celebration!
Safety (including for COVID–19), what to bring, and lunch information.
LOCATION: 435 Northeast 82nd Street, Miami, FL 33138
SCHEDULE:
- 7:30am – 8:30am — 82nd street gate opens and organizers arrive, meet at launch site, sign in, clean-up materials distributed
- 8:30am — Launch watercraft for the clean-up
- 11:30am — Return, load trash into dumpster, clean up watercraft
- 12:00 – 1:15pm — Community lunch and talk on the history of the Little
River, current planning for sea level rise in the area, local archaeology,
hydrology, etc. (Lunch will be provided—all are welcome!) - 1:15pm — Pelican Harbor Seabird Station new property tour
2020 Little River Cleanup & Celebration Photos
The Crew 2020 Pelican Harbor Seabird Station brought Basil the opossum for kids to see El Portal Vice-Mayor Omarr Nickerson cleaning up Many bags of trash were removed from the River.
2020 Little River Cleanup & Celebration
Date: Saturday, March 14th, 8:30am – 1:30pm
Location: 435 Northeast 82nd Street -Miami, FL 33138
Schedule:
7:30am — 82nd street gate opens and organizers arrive.
8:30am — Meet at launch site, sign in, clean-up materials distributed
9:00 – 9:30am — Launch for the Clean-up
11:30am — Return, load trash into dumpster, clean up watercraft
12:00pm — Pelican Harbor Seabird Station native bird release
12:00 – 1:30pm—Community Lunch and Talk on the history of Little River, current planning for the sea level of the area, local archaeology, etc. (Lunch will be provided—all are welcome!)
2018 Little River Cleanup & Celebration
Date: Saturday April 28th, 8:30am – 1:30pm
Location: 435 Northeast 82nd Street -Miami, FL 33138
Schedule:
7:30am — 82nd street gate opens and organizers arrive.
8:30am — Meet at launch site, sign in, clean-up materials distributed
9:00 – 9:30am — Launch for the Clean-up
10:00am — La Fortuna Singers launch the Serenade!
11:30am –Return, load trash into dumpster, clean up watercraft
12:00 – 1:30pm—Community Lunch and Talk on the history of Little River, current planning for the sea level of the area, local archaeology, etc. (Lunch will be provided—all are welcome!)
2017 Little River Cleanup Photo Gallery
Dr. Gladwin talking about the history and hydrology of the Little River. iPaddle Miami came through with a bunch of kayaks
2017 Little River Cleanup & Serenade
Little River neighbors came to celebrate their community and help
clean-up one of Miami’s most historic natural waterways.
Date: Saturday March 18th, 8:30am -1:30pm
Location: 435 Northeast 82nd Street -Miami, FL 33138
Schedule:
7:30 am–82nd street gate opens -organizers arrive
8:30 am–Meet at launch site, sign in, clean-up materials distributed
9:00–9:30 am–Launch for the Clean-up
10:00 am –La Fortuna Singers launch the Serenade!
11:30 am –Return, load trash into dumpster,clean up watercraft
12–1:30 pm –Community Lunch (Lunch will be provided—all are welcome!)
Talk on the history of Little River, current sea level situation