• November

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    World Fisheries Day highlights the importance of fisheries and the role they play in global food security, livelihoods, and the economy. The day also raises awareness about the challenges facing the fishing industry, such as overfishing, habitat destruction, and the need for sustainable practices.

    This day aims to promote responsible fishing practices, advocate for the conservation of aquatic ecosystems, and emphasize the importance of maintaining healthy fish stocks for future generations. It serves as a platform for fishermen, governments, environmental organizations, and others to discuss issues and find solutions to protect both the industry and marine biodiversity. The day is celebrated in many countries with various events, campaigns, and activities that support sustainable fishing and marine conservation.

  • November

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    This day is dedicated to remembering and honoring species that have gone extinct or are critically endangered. The day raises awareness about the ongoing biodiversity crisis and the importance of protecting endangered species and their habitats. Through events, educational initiatives, and conservation efforts, it aims to inspire action to prevent further extinctions and promote the preservation of wildlife for future generations.

  • December

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    This day (and everyday at PCS) aims to raise awareness about the importance of preventing pollution and promoting cleaner, healthier environments. The day encourages individuals, businesses, and governments to take actions to reduce pollution at its source, whether it’s air, water, or land pollution, and to adopt sustainable practices that protect the planet. It highlights the need for long-term solutions to prevent environmental harm and improve quality of life for all.

Our Programs

Waterway Clean-ups

Clean Your Streams 365

Clean up a waterway site of your choosing or join a scheduled staff-led program.

Get the Lead Out

This summer clean-up series focuses on removing fishing debris from the Maumee River.

Clean Your Streams Day

Northwest Ohio’s largest water clean-up! Held annually in September with regional kickoffs.

Marine Debris Prevention & Water Quality Monitoring

Storm Drain Marking

Use paint or medallions to mark storm drains and become stormwater educators.

Reel In and Recycle

Adopt, host, or sponsor a fishing line bin to prevent fishing debris polluting our shores.

Water Quality Monitoring

Become a citizen scientist: use monitoring instruments to report on water conditions at designated sites between April and October.