ULSTER - Saugerties: Lower Esopus and Saugerties Bay Cleanup by Kayak
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ULSTER - Saugerties: Lower Esopus and Saugerties Bay Cleanup by Kayak

Join I Paddle New York for a cleanup by kayak at Lower Esopus and Saugerties Bay for the Riverkeeper SWEEP on Saturday, May 3, 2025.

By Riverkeeper Sweep 2025

Date and time

Saturday, May 3 · 9am - 12pm EDT

Location

Tina Chorvas Waterfront Park

61 East Bridge Street Saugerties, NY 12477

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours

May 3, 2025 from 9 AM to 12 PM

Join I Paddle New York for a cleanup by kayak at Lower Esopus and Saugerties Bay from 9 AM to 12 PM for the 14th Annual Riverkeeper Sweep. Please note, all kayakers must bring their own kayaks, paddles, and PFDs, and must be EXPERIENCED PADDLERS. This is a rain or shine event.

Volunteers will meet at Tina Chorvas Park, 61 East Bridge Street, Saugerties NY. Please unload your equipment by the water then park in the lot. Be ready to paddle by 9:00 AM.

We recommend that all Sweep volunteers bring a hat, sunscreen, a full reusable water bottle, insect repellent, work gloves and hand sanitizer. This is a water-based cleanup event. Please bring your equipment; kayak, pfd, paddle, and any other gear that you feel might be useful for the task, ensuring your safety and your comfort (rubber gloves, ropes, bilge pump, etc.) Please wear clothing that is appropriate for the weather and water temperature. We get in and out of the kayak and your feet will get wet.

This site is not suitable for elementary-aged children.

Questions? Contact Riverkeeper at sweep@riverkeeper.org or Gail Porter at lipaddlenewyork@aol.com or phone (845) 532-7797.

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*IMPORTANT! To ensure the safety of volunteers, Sweep Site Leaders, professional staff, and our communities, we ask that volunteers adhere to the following guidelines:

  • Volunteers are required to pre-register for Sweep.
  • Volunteers should not participate if they have ANY signs of illness.

Over the last 13 years, Sweep leaders have completed 1,349 service projects, bringing together thousands of volunteers from NYC to the Adirondacks to clean up 382 tons of debris, and plant or maintain 8,851 native plants. This incredible effort is made possible by the generosity of Riverkeeper’s members, sponsors, and donors. If you would like to support the continued growth of the Riverkeeper Sweep, please consider making a donation. Contributions of any amount are meaningful.


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