STOCKTON, N.J. — Delaware River Greenway Partnership has joined forces with NJ Clean Communities programs in Hunterdon and Mercer County and the NJ Park Service to help tackle the litter along the shore of our Wild and Scenic Delaware River. We hope you are able to lend a hand in our efforts.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Please click on one of the cleanup registration locations on the map below to register yourself or your group. Additional information about each site will be provided along with the required waiver form for each individual. Children are encouraged to come (children under 13 will require one adult per every 3 children). Download waiver here.
Click here for directions and to register
–Delaware River Greenway Partnership
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