News
Litter-Free Greenville
Litter-Free Rivers, Sound Rivers, Tar-Pamlico Watershed, Volunteer, Volunteers
Posted on June 4th, 2026
TRASH-TRAPPING: Volunteer Coordinator Emily Fritz met up with Litter-Free volunteers this week for a cleanout of the Greens Mill Run trash trap in Greenville. More than 65 pounds of trash were removed from the trap, including plastic bottles, Styrofoam containers, sports balls and balloons. A big thank you to (pictured left to right) Sound Rivers intern Hannah Gurganus, Dr. Yoshi Newman, Drew Ligon and Emily for a fantastic job! For the rest of the month, the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit and ECU Health Medical Center has adopted the Greenville trash trap.
Like Sound Rivers’ Litter-Free Rivers program? Donate today to support Litter-Free Rivers OR find out how you can ADOPT A TRASH TRAP here!
Related News
Interns build mini-trash traps for display
July 3rd 2026
Sound Rivers crew head out to investigate algal bloom
July 3rd 2026
Riverkeeper, mayor host Baileys Creek paddle
July 3rd 2026
Cummins/Sound Rivers host 7th joint cleanup
July 3rd 2026
Riverkeeper introduces Girl Scouts to water quality
July 3rd 2026
Data Center report delivered to Edgecombe commissioners
June 25th 2026
Slocum sampling comes with wild wildlife encounter
June 25th 2026
Convening highlights environmental justice, greater impact
June 25th 2026
