In 2005 when the river was at one of its lowest points, I was not only amazed but disgusted at the trash visible within the banks and bushes of the Merrimack River. There were numerous items, such as car engines, household appliances, furniture, construction barrels, and over 1000 tires, to name a few. Tired of seeing nothing being done about this problem, my wife and I decided to take action and get involved. We came up with the idea to have a scavenger hunt with our fellow boaters. An event that would be fun and interesting and at the same time help to get the river clean.
Check out this beautiful bike from Clean River Project staff 🚴♂️ bringing awareness to the Merrimack River. We are so proud to have them sponsor one one of our bicycles . And showing their support for a cleaner Merrimack River. 
Friday Rocky spoke to the 2nd graders at High Plain Elementary School in Andover. He loves educating the children in all the towns along the Merrimack River about what Clean River Project does and how they can help to keep the river clean.
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