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Apr182020

Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board and the City of Minneapolis Announce the 2020 Do-It-Yourself Earth Day Clean-Up

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB), along with the City of Minneapolis, invite residents to participate in this year's Do-It-Yourself Minneapolis Earth Day Clean-Up, through the end of April.
 
The Minneapolis Earth Day Clean-Up has been the city's largest community service project for many years. Since 2008, more than 20,000 residents have removed more than 160,000 pounds of garbage from Minneapolis parks, neighborhoods, and watersheds.
 
To keep volunteers safe and prevent the spread of COVID-19, the 2020 cleanup - during the 50th anniversary of Earth Day - is going forward as a DIY project. Everyone is encouraged to share photos of their cleanup: a great way to show what we can all accomplish #alonetogether.
 
No registration needed! Just follow these steps:
1) Use a trash bag from home.
2) Head to a nearby park or trail to pick up trash (while getting fresh air and exercise).
3) Practice social distancing and other current COVID-19 guidelines. Learn more at www.minneapolisparks.org/coronavirus-covid-19-information/
4) Share photos of your trash haul on MPRB's @MPLSEarthDay Facebook page and get a prize!
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Event contact:
Erica Chua, Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board
612-230-6479 / echua@minneapolisparks.org 
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