Trash Free Waters (TFW) is designed to reduce the amount of trash entering our rivers, lakes, streams, and creeks by preventing waste at its source, removing debris from the water, and investing in research that improves our understanding of how trash enters our waterways in the first place.
Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance engages with these principles primarily through our Annual Watershed Cleanup. We also participate in other targeted campaigns, cleanup events, and outreach and education.
The Fox-Wolf Watershed Annual Cleanup is the largest volunteer trash cleanup effort in northeast Wisconsin. This event happens on the first Saturday in May every year. Registration typically opens early in February.
Pounds of trash cleaned up since 2021:
30,899
# of cleanup volunteers since 2013:
11,041
Volunteers Remove Over 100 Pounds of Trash During Focus on the Fox Cleanup in Kaukauna
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Oshkosh Students Tackle Watershed Projects for 9/11 Day of Service
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Foth Volunteers Make a Difference Along the Fox River
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Volunteers Clean Up Litter During Levitt AMP Music Series
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