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Civic Lab
Clean water environments
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Kids Take Action Against Ocean Plastic | Short Film Showcase
This 4-minute video from National Geographic relates to "Beach/Waterway Cleanup". Sourced from a vetted educational channel with YouTube safe-search strict. Please preview before sharing — final vetting is a human step.
Watch on YouTube →Be a superhero for our rivers and lakes! Helping clean up keeps our water sparkling and safe for all the critters and people who love it.
In 2034, with the Olympics here, you could be leading big clean-up efforts, making sure Utah's beautiful waterways are pristine for everyone, and inspiring others to protect our planet.
Optional materials for this quest.
Heavy-Duty Nitrile Work Gloves
RequiredWaterway debris includes broken glass, fishing hooks, and bacteria-laden materials. Thick nitrile or rubber-coated gloves protect your hands while still giving you enough grip to pick up wet trash and tangled fishing line.
Trash Grabber Reacher Tool
RequiredA long-handled grabber lets you pick up trash from steep riverbanks, shallow water edges, and thorny brush without bending or risking a fall. Essential for safely working along the Jordan River or Utah Lake shoreline.
Waterproof Rubber Boots
Shoreline cleanup often means stepping into mud, shallow water, and wet grass. A pair of waterproof boots or rubber waders keeps you dry and stable on the uneven banks of Utah Lake or the Jordan River Parkway.