9TH ANNUAL EARTH DAY CHARLES RIVER CLEANUP

To sign up for the 9th Annual Cleanup or for more information, please contact the regional coordinator for the area you'd like to work in. The regional coordinator will be your main contact, and will assign you a site, provide supplies and instructions, and answer any questions you may have. The list below outlines the regions based on towns and bridges, and the colors correspond to a color-coded map. If you aren't sure which region you fall into, call any of the coordinators listed below and they will help you to figure it out!

Cambridge, Watertown (north side of river) from Arsenal St. Bridge to Museum of Science, and
Brighton (south side of river) from Eliot Bridge to River St. - green on map:
Evan Moss, Charles River Conservancy
617-619-2850, edm [at] thecharles.org 

Allston, Boston, Back Bay (south side of river) from River St. Bridge east to Museum of Science- purple on map:
This area is FULL - no more volunteers are needed!

Muddy River tributary, in the Emerald Necklace's Back Bay Fens in Boston - pink on map:
Kate England, Emerald Necklace Conservancy
617-232-5374 or 603-340-1197, koengland [at] gmail.com

Watertown, Newton, Brighton from Bridge St., Watertown to Arsenal St. Bridge, and
Brighton, from Arsenal St. Bridge to Eliot Bridge - red on map:
Will Luzier, Senator Steven Tolman's Office
617-722-1280, william.luzier [at] state.ma.us

Waltham from Newton/Waltham line (at Auburndale Park) to North St./Farwell St - blue on map:
Will Kemeza, Trustees of Reservations
781-784-0567 x7025, wkemeza [at] ttor.org

Newton, Weston, Wellesley from Nahanton St. to Waltham line (at Auburndale Park), and
Newton, Watertown from North St./Farwell St. to Bridge St. - orange on map:
Maria Rose, City of Newton
617-796-1056, mrose [at] newtonma.gov

Upper watershed: Needham, Dedham, Newton to Milford, Bellingham, Hopkinton -  yellow on map:
Rebecca Scibek, Charles River Watershed Association
781-788-0007 x200, rscibek [at] crwa.org