Help remove trash and improve wildlife habitat in downtown WC creeks.

This is a great family activity -- It’s your one chance to actually wade in beautiful parts of Walnut Creek!

PREREGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.  Attendance limited to 170 volunteers.
(If you register, but later discover you can't come, please cancel your ticket so that someone else can come in your place. We expect this event to fill.)

Community Service Credit available for students and others.  

Wear: old sneakers, bring gardening gloves if you have them, and plan to get wet!  
See "Clothing Do's & Don'ts at the bottom of this screen. 

Required Waiver Form:  Everyone must sign a waiver form; parent must sign for kids under 18. (Download waiver now, or adults can sign at the event.)  More information at www.FriendsoftheCreeks.org.  Please add this to your calendar now. 

Groups:  One person may register for their family or for a club or organized group.  If there are 10 or more people in your group, please send an email to the organizer listed below on this page.  

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Agenda
Saturday, May 12
9:00 AM - 9:15 AM
9:15 AM - 11:55 AM
11:55 AM - 12:05 PM
11:55 AM - 12:05 PM
Exhibitors

Last Plastic Straw

This new group is advocating for alternatives to single-use, creek-polluting plastic straws.

Friends of the Creeks

Please stop by our information table before the Cleanup to learn about our work and our vision for enhancing the health and beauty of the creek channels in downtown Walnut Creek.

Sustainable Contra Costa Resilience Challenge

This challenge inspires people to save water, grow food, conserve energy, reduce waste pollution, and build community. Together, we support solutions that create healthier, localized, more resilient food systems, economies, and communities.

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LOCATION
Walnut Creek's Civic Park -- Meet at the gazebo, 1375 Civic Drive, Walnut Creek, 94596
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Location: Walnut Creek's Civic Park -- Meet at the gazebo, 1375 Civic Drive, Walnut Creek, 94596

Clothing Do's & Don'ts

    Don't wear     Do Wear
  • Flip-flops or open sandals
  • Shorts
  • Clothes you want to keep clean
  • Old sneakers or other closed-toe shoes that can get wet
  • Clothes that can get wet or dirty
  • Long pants  (to protect from scratchy weeds or poison oak)
  • Long sleeves recommended (for same reason as above)
  • Gloves to protect your hands (and help keep them clean)