St. Marys River Cleanup

Join us for the 26th Annual St. Marys River Cleanup April 27th from 9:00a-11:00a. This is a watershed wide cleanup with participation in all four counties. Our 2023 cleanup resulted in 450 Volunteers pulling 9 tons of trash and debris from the river and surrounding areas.

Come to do your part to make a lasting impact on the St. Marys River. Join us afterwards for a celebration and volunteer appreciation at White Oak Conservation from 11:30p-2:00p.

Registration is CLOSED!

We have reached capacity for our Volunteer Appreciation Event at White Oak. If you want to participate in the cleanup, you can join us at any of our sites throughout the watershed. However, only those who pre-registered will be given a wristband to gain access to White Oak Conservation for the Volunteer Appreciation. Volunteers not on the Site Captain’s list are not guaranteed to get a wristband. Extras wristbands will be distributed at the discretion of your Site Captain.

Baker County

St. Marys Cove Boat Ramp (Old Boy Scout camp)

Camden County

US 17 Blue Bridge (GA/FL)

Temple Landing Boat Ramp

Gilman Park Full

Borrell Creek Full

Meeting Street Full

Notter Pond

Charlton County

Camp Pinckney

St. George Boat Ramp Full

Old River Road

Nassau County

Edwards Roads Full

Lofton Creek Boat Ramp Full

Lofton Creek Kayak (Outfitter Paddle Jax) Full

A1A SR 200 Bridge East Full

Sherriff’s Youth Ranch Full

Goffinsville Park Full

Kings Ferry Boat Ramp

A1A SR 200 Bridge West Full

Kayak to Tiger Island Full

Fernandina Beach Marina Full

Dee Dee Bartels Full

US 17 Blue Bridge (FL/GA)

The St. Marys River is 130 miles long and winds through four counties in two states. More than 160,000 residents depend on the health of the river for tourism, recreation, commercial fishing, and safe drinking water. Wildlife and plant ecosystems rely on the continued cleanliness of the watershed. Let’s do our part this Earth Month to ensure a healthy St. Marys River for all who depend on it!