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Site Leader Brochure

Are you a Site Leader? Interested in being one? Please download the Site Leader's Brochure.

2018 Map and Results

2018 Results

Volunteer Checklist

Use the checklist below so that you come prepared for creek conditions.

Please be prepared to get a little muddy. Many of the clean-up sites may have poison oak.

Your own drinking water
A bucket or re-usable shopping bag to collect light trash (per person)
Comfortable, washable clothes
Long pants and long sleeves
Hat and Sunscreen
Gloves (work or gardening type)
Shoes that can get wet and muddy
Waterproof boots (optional)
Grabbing tool or rake (optional)

Important: ALL CHILDREN MUST BE WITH A RESPONSIBLE ADULT as the debris, water, or slippery stream banks may be hazardous. If you bring a child or group of children, your most important job is to supervise and keep them safe. Collecting trash is secondary for adults in charge of children.

Thank you for making it possible for them to have this experience!

Thank Our Sponsors!

Celebration Exhibitors

Sacramento Splash
Sacramento Audubon Society
American Assembly for Men in Nursing
Sacramento Area Sewer District
Effie Yeaw Nature Center
Dry Creek Conservaney
Sacramento County Dept of Water Resources
Sacramento Surburban Water District
UCCE Master Gardeners
Sac Sierra Trout Unlimited
Arcade Creek Project – Mira Loma HS
Farm Fresh To You
California Department of Water Resources
Sacramento-Yolo Vector Control District
Sacramento Area Creeks Council
San Juan Unified School District Nor Cal Bats American River College Natural Resources Dept.

You Can Help!

Horsemen’s Association

2019 Creek Week Volunteer Registration has closed