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As of this month, Project Litter Gitter has removed over 20,000 pounds of trash from Alabama waterways in Central Alabama.
Alabama-based environmental contractor Osprey Initiative was contracted to remove and study the trash at the Burden.
Osprey will work with the LSU AgCenter and Tricoeur Engineering Services to determine where to strategically place different devices to test their efficiency in catching litter before it flows into the Burden wetland.
Osprey Initiative, Dog River Clearwater Revival, and The Peninsula of Mobile were among a number of groups partnering with the city for their annual Scrap Tire Amnesty Day event.
Osprey Initiative will coordinate disposal of tires at two locations for the City of Mobile’s Scrap Tire Amnesty Day.
With the sound of a blow horn — they’re off — teams of kids and their parents scavenging the grounds of Historic Fort Morgan.
The Pontchartrain Conservancy partnered with Osprey Initiative to install a “Litter Gitter” device that intercepts floating litter from stormwater runoff.
Osprey Initiative is working to pick up litter in waterways in light of recent downpours.
The initial tactical removal process of the trash at Burden began on July 18, 2022 and was conducted by The Osprey Initiative.
Louisiana leaders announced federal and state funding to continue cleaning up a large amount of trash at the LSU Burden Museum and Gardens.
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