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Jordan river
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Jordan river

Dec 19, 2016

Salt Lake City | Utah

Date
August 1, 2015

Haul
531 lbs.

 

Subaru and Backcountry.com joined us for our annual cleanup of the Jordan River. Over 40 volunteers helped to clean 531 lbs. of trash from the river. Weird trash finds included a metal detector, homemade fishing spear, shopping cart, pair of leather boots and a dealership license plate. This brings the total amount of trash removed from the Jordan River since 2012 to 1,172 lbs.

 (Photos by the Salt Lake Tribune)