On December 27th, we joined forces with Friends of Oleta Park and the NHS Club at ATM High School for a meaningful day of environmental stewardship at Oleta River State Park. Volunteers came together to remove litter from the shoreline and restore park trails, contributing directly to the preservation of this unique coastal ecosystem.

During the event, participants worked side by side to clear debris, carefully maintain the trails, and ensure that the park remains a safe and welcoming space for both wildlife and visitors. These hands-on efforts not only improve the local environment but also foster a deeper connection between our community members and the natural spaces around them.

We are incredibly grateful to all the volunteers who dedicated their time and energy to this collaborative project. Your commitment demonstrates the power of teamwork and community action in protecting our planet. Every piece of trash removed and every trail restored makes a tangible difference in sustaining our local ecosystem for future generations.

Events like this reflect the core mission of Global Climate Crew: to empower communities to take active roles in environmental conservation, raise awareness about ecological challenges, and create lasting positive impacts on our planet. We look forward to organizing more cleanups, trail maintenance projects, and educational initiatives that inspire action and celebrate the beauty of our natural world.

Thank you to everyone who participated—together, we are making a difference, one trail and shoreline at a time!