For the 24th year in a row volunteers took to the water in an around Toledo to help keep streams, rivers, and ditches free of debris.
This year, because of the pandemic, the annual Clean Your Streams initiative, was virtual.
Volunteers were able to pick up supplies safely at seven different locations on Saturday morning before spreading out across the region.
Group sizes were also limited to 10 people this year as well.
“We pick up tons of trash every year. It helps the environment in more ways than you would think,” said volunteer Kailyn Huber.
Volunteers were asked to download an app in order to register their cleanup.
The group Partners for Clean Streams then sends the data to the Ocean Conservancy.
Volunteers were also asked to share pictures of their cleanup using the hashtag #CleanYourStreams419.