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2026 Neponset River Fall Cleanup

Many ways to pitch in

September 3, 2026
2026 Neponset River Fall Cleanup
The annual Neponset Cleanup is right around the corner · Courtesy Photo
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Multiple cleanup sites across the Watershed. Choose your site when you register.

Each year, hundreds of volunteers come together to clean up parks and shorelines throughout the Neponset River Watershed—and we’d love to have you join us!

There’s a role for everyone—from hauling debris, removing invasive plants, and picking up litter to greeting volunteers, snapping photos, and sorting out the “treasures” we uncover. Whether you’re looking for a challenge or a light task, we’ve got you covered. You can choose the site you wish to be at when you register.

Gather your friends, family, scout troop, green team, or coworkers and make a difference together! Kids under 15 must be with an adult.

More details and registration info. coming soon!

For any questions about the cleanup, please email NepRWA Environmental Science Fellow Paloma Silva-Navarro at silva-navarro@neponset.org.

Norwood Locations:

Norwood Bade Canoe Launch

Alevizos Park and Ellis Pond

Bird Pond and Endean Trail – Trash and Invasive Species Removal

What to Bring and What We Provide

We will provide trash bags, trash tongs, rakes, shovels, gloves, hand sanitizer, and bug spray. Please plan to bring hats, sunscreen, water, snacks — and any favorite work gloves (we will also have gloves on-site for you). Long pants and closed-toed shoes are recommended for terrain and poison ivy.

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