Check out these stories featuring Osprey Initiative’s work all around the country!
The city of Mobile wants to help residents get rid of old scrap or unwanted tires responsibly. To that end, the city will hold a
Fairhope, Alabama – Litter is an ongoing problem in Fairhope. “I think when people come into Fairhope, they see how tidy our community is, but
Mobile, Ala. — The City of Mobile has partnered with Osprey Initiative to teach middle school students in public, private and parochial schools across Mobile about the
The City of Hickory is partnering with Catawba Riverkeeper to install and maintain a stream trash trap on Horseford Creek in Glenn Hilton Park. A trash trap is a tactical in-stream litter collection device used to capture floating litter from stormwater runoff.
This pilot project is made possible through a grant from the Louisiana Beverage Association, whose member companies say they manufacture 100% recyclable bottles and cans, and in coordination with the Pontchartrain Conservancy and the Osprey Initiative.
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser and the Louisiana Office of State Parks announced Tuesday the launch of the Let Louisiana Shine Park Recycling Program, a new recycling pilot project for aluminum cans and #1 PET plastic bottles at four state parks.
This recycling pilot project is made possible through a grant from the Louisiana Beverage Association in coordination with the Pontchartrain Conservancy and the Osprey Initiative.
For Charline Whyte, the latest installation of a litter gitter on Beaver Creek at Bicentennial Park in Pinson, Alabama gave her goosebumps. For years, Charline, her twin sister
The Freshwater Land Trust reported a new litter collection device was placed in Beaver Creek at Pinson’s Bicentennial Park July 12.
A floating boom will work to keep Chattanooga Creek clean by catching litter and other debris.
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