Events
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July
18
1:30 pm
Ripples of Plastic Film Screening @ The National Museum of the Great Lakes
National Museum of the Great Lakes, 1701 Front St, Toledo, OH 43605, USA
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Join us at the National Museum for the Great Lakes for a film screening of Ripples of Plastic with open conversation with panelists after the film. Tickets can be secured here: Ripples of Plastic Film Screening
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July
21
10:00 am
Stream Quality Monitoring with DNAP
Otsego Park, Thompson Stone Hall, 20000 W River Rd, Bowling Green, OH 43402, USA
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PCS is partnering with the Department of Natural Areas & Preserves for Stream Quality Monitoring! Have you ever wondered about life below the surface of the water? Come explore stream life with an ODNR guide. Learn about water quality and how tiny organisms can help us monitor our scenic rivers. Learn how you can help protect and improve Ohio’s clean water. All ages. Otsego Park, Bowling Green. Registration is required, please contact Autumn Moore at [email protected] or (419) 701-1244.
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July
22
6:00 pm
Get the Lead Out: Providence Metropark
13827 Towpath Trail, Grand Rapids, OH 43522
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Join us to Get the Lead Out! In partnership with Metroparks Toledo help remove debris including fishing line, lead sinkers, and more from our environment. Registration and details can be found here: GLO Providence Metropark
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.