CleanScapes works with communities and citizens across Clinton and Lycoming Counties to identify sites for its annual series of clean-up events. Help us by reporting a site you know needs a visit from CleanScapes using our easy online form here.
Upcoming Events
MAY 10, 2025: Lamar Township Clutter and Scrap Collection Event (CLINTON COUNTY)
On Saturday, May 10, from 9 am to 12 noon, CleanScapes and Lamar Supervisors are hosting a free residential clutter and scrap metal collection event at the Lamar Township municipal building. For a drop-off time, Lamar residents must register with CleanScapes. A maximum load of items, equal to one standard pickup truck bed load per household, will be accepted.
MAY 3, 2025: Fishing Creek Streamside Cleanup (CLINTON COUNTY)
Teams will collect litter from creekbanks adjacent to Fishing Creek. Long pants & closed toes shoes are highly recommended! Notes: The total distance is short yet challenging.
Creekside litter is entrapped in vegetation on moderately sloped land adjacent to Fishing Creek. Registration due by noon on May 2. Registration, meeting location & questions: Leave voice message (no text) with Elisabeth Lynch at 570.726.3511 or email clintoncountycleanscapes@yahoo.com.
other Events
OCTOBER 19, 2024: FREE ELECTRONICS COLLECTION EVENT, LAMAR TOWNSHIP (CLINTON COUNTY)
CleanScapes is hosting their 3rd annual free electronics collection event on Saturday, October 19, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. No cost to Clinton County residents. The event will be held at the Clinton County Conservation District, Porter Township, Clinton County Registration is required for a drop-off time. Registrations accepted until Thursday, October 17, at 12 noon, or until 10,000 lbs. maximum weight limit is reached. Register for a drop-off time by contacting Elisabeth Lynch at 570.726.3511 (leave voice message-no text) or clintoncountycleanscapes@yahoo.com. Feel free to share the news!
may 17 + 18: WTL Residential Tire Collection (Clinton COUNTY)
Clinton County Residential Tire Collection Day is back, and the Wayne Township Landfill is ready to take those old tires off your hands! 🚙🚗💨 The event will be held May 17th, 2024, from 8am-4pm, and May 18th, 2024, from 8am-Noon, at the Wayne Township Landfill Recycling Center; 337 Pine Mountain Rd, Lock Haven, PA 17745. Details here.
JULY 20: WTL Household Hazardous Waste Collection (Clinton COUNTY)
The Wayne Township Landfill will host a Household Hazardous Waste Collection event on July 20. More info here.
Report a Site
You can help us identify sites in need of our attention by using our simple REPORT A SITE form!
past Events + Results
March 26, 2022: Fishing Creek Streambank & Roadside Cleanup (Clinton County)
On March 26, 62 volunteers, including Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania students and other community members, gathered to participate in the Fishing Creek Streambank & Roadside Cleanup. Working five separate sites, the teams collected 1,460 pounds of litter in less than 3 hours. Details here.
March 31, 2019: Fishing Creek Streambank & Roadside Cleanup (Clinton County)
On March 31, Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Football team players and other community members volunteered for the first CleanScapes cleanup of 2019, taking place along the Fishing Creek streambank and roadside!
In just a few hours, 20 volunteers collected 0.59 tons (1,180 pounds) of trash and one tire!
April 13, 2019: City of Williamsport Beautification Cleanup (Lycoming County)
As part of the kickoff for the week-long (April 22-28) Williamsport “Richard James Memorial City Cleanup,” CleanScapes organized two beautification experiences in Williamsport in mid and late April. Phase II included members of the PA Outdoor Corps. (Note: The week-long cleanup was organized by Susquehanna Greenway Partnership, and CleanScapes and Heart of Williamsport were supporting partners.)
The two groups, just 17 volunteers in total, collected 760 pounds of trash! This is just a fraction of what was collected by more than 300 volunteers who came together between April 22-28 to clean up sections of the city.
April 27, 2019: West Branch Susquehanna River Floodplain Cleanup (Clinton County)
Over 50 volunteers came together for an event that will tackled a site along the West Branch Susquehanna River in Wayne Township. This was an opportunity to participate in a floodplain litter and tire removal project, and make a big difference along a stretch of the Bald Eagle Valley Trail (the new rail trail being constructed in phases in Clinton County)!
During this event, 54 volunteers removed 2.25 (4,500 pounds) of trash!
July 27, 2019: Bald Eagle Creek Cleanup (Bald Eagle Township, Clinton County)
This was the first stream cleanup of 2019. Volunteers, including scuba divers from Sunken Treasure Scuba Center, spent a few hours souring Bald Eagle Creek in Bald Eagle Township, Clinton County, to remove tires from the creek bed.
On this cleanup, 28 volunteers collected 92 tires and 1.12 tons (2,225 pounds) of trash!
August 17, 2019: West Branch Susquehanna River Cleanup (Lock Haven & Woodward Township, Clinton County)
Sunken Treasure Scuba Center and CleanScapes volunteers gathered at Jay Street Bridge in Woodward Township on August 17 on a mission to remove tires from the West Branch Susquehanna River.
During the event, volunteers removed 34 tires, 75 pounds of scrap metal and 300 pounds of trash!
September 7, 2019: Bald Eagle Creek Cleanup (Flemington Borough & Castanea Township, Clinton County)
CleanScapes volunteers, including students from Lock Haven University and scuba divers from Sunken Treasure Scuba Center, went back to Bald Eagle Creek in September for another cleanup, this time further down stream than the one held on July 27. Volunteers were searching for tires and other manmade debris. !
On September 7, 74 volunteers collected 160 tires and removed 2.97 tons of trash from Bald Eagle Creek!
Learn about what a typical CleanScapes cleanup is like here.
Note: all clean-up event dates are subject to change based on weather, volunteer numbers and other factors. Check back regularly to see if new events are added to the schedule. Once you’ve signed up for an event, you’ll receive notification if an event is cancelled or postponed.
CleanScapes works with communities and citizens across Clinton and Lycoming Counties to identify sites for its annual series of clean-up events. Help us by reporting a site you know needs a visit from CleanScapes using our easy online form here.
Upcoming Events
APRIL 20, 2023: riansares vista Cleanup, lamar Township (Clinton County)
PA DCNR’s Bald Eagle State Forest employees will join CleanScapes volunteers on April 20, 2024. Together, volunteers will collect the litter. In just a few hours, Mount Riansares vista will be restored to its rightful prominence – and you can help. Details here.
STAY TUNED FOR MORE CLEANSCAPES EVENTS THIS YEAR!
- Summer 2024: CCC West Branch Susquehanna River Cleanup
- October 2024: CCC 3rd annual Electronics Recycling Event
other Events
may 17 + 18: WTL Residential Tire Collection (Clinton COUNTY)
Clinton County Residential Tire Collection Day is back, and the Wayne Township Landfill is ready to take those old tires off your hands! 🚙🚗💨 The event will be held May 17th, 2024, from 8am-4pm, and May 18th, 2024, from 8am-Noon, at the Wayne Township Landfill Recycling Center; 337 Pine Mountain Rd, Lock Haven, PA 17745. Details here.
JULY 20: WTL Household Hazardous Waste Collection (Clinton COUNTY)
The Wayne Township Landfill will host a Household Hazardous Waste Collection event on July 20. More info here.
Report a Site
You can help us identify sites in need of our attention by using our simple REPORT A SITE form!
past Events + Results
March 26, 2022: Fishing Creek Streambank & Roadside Cleanup (Clinton County)
On March 26, 62 volunteers, including Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania students and other community members, gathered to participate in the Fishing Creek Streambank & Roadside Cleanup. Working five separate sites, the teams collected 1,460 pounds of litter in less than 3 hours. Details here.
March 31, 2019: Fishing Creek Streambank & Roadside Cleanup (Clinton County)
On March 31, Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Football team players and other community members volunteered for the first CleanScapes cleanup of 2019, taking place along the Fishing Creek streambank and roadside!
In just a few hours, 20 volunteers collected 0.59 tons (1,180 pounds) of trash and one tire!
April 13, 2019: City of Williamsport Beautification Cleanup (Lycoming County)
As part of the kickoff for the week-long (April 22-28) Williamsport “Richard James Memorial City Cleanup,” CleanScapes organized two beautification experiences in Williamsport in mid and late April. Phase II included members of the PA Outdoor Corps. (Note: The week-long cleanup was organized by Susquehanna Greenway Partnership, and CleanScapes and Heart of Williamsport were supporting partners.)
The two groups, just 17 volunteers in total, collected 760 pounds of trash! This is just a fraction of what was collected by more than 300 volunteers who came together between April 22-28 to clean up sections of the city.
April 27, 2019: West Branch Susquehanna River Floodplain Cleanup (Clinton County)
Over 50 volunteers came together for an event that will tackled a site along the West Branch Susquehanna River in Wayne Township. This was an opportunity to participate in a floodplain litter and tire removal project, and make a big difference along a stretch of the Bald Eagle Valley Trail (the new rail trail being constructed in phases in Clinton County)!
During this event, 54 volunteers removed 2.25 (4,500 pounds) of trash!
July 27, 2019: Bald Eagle Creek Cleanup (Bald Eagle Township, Clinton County)
This was the first stream cleanup of 2019. Volunteers, including scuba divers from Sunken Treasure Scuba Center, spent a few hours souring Bald Eagle Creek in Bald Eagle Township, Clinton County, to remove tires from the creek bed.
On this cleanup, 28 volunteers collected 92 tires and 1.12 tons (2,225 pounds) of trash!
August 17, 2019: West Branch Susquehanna River Cleanup (Lock Haven & Woodward Township, Clinton County)
Sunken Treasure Scuba Center and CleanScapes volunteers gathered at Jay Street Bridge in Woodward Township on August 17 on a mission to remove tires from the West Branch Susquehanna River.
During the event, volunteers removed 34 tires, 75 pounds of scrap metal and 300 pounds of trash!
September 7, 2019: Bald Eagle Creek Cleanup (Flemington Borough & Castanea Township, Clinton County)
CleanScapes volunteers, including students from Lock Haven University and scuba divers from Sunken Treasure Scuba Center, went back to Bald Eagle Creek in September for another cleanup, this time further down stream than the one held on July 27. Volunteers were searching for tires and other manmade debris. !
On September 7, 74 volunteers collected 160 tires and removed 2.97 tons of trash from Bald Eagle Creek!
Learn about what a typical CleanScapes cleanup is like here.
Note: all clean-up event dates are subject to change based on weather, volunteer numbers and other factors. Check back regularly to see if new events are added to the schedule. Once you’ve signed up for an event, you’ll receive notification if an event is cancelled or postponed.
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