Semi-Annual Public Cleanup
Every spring and fall, hundreds of walkers and boaters tackle the most heavily impacted shoreline. Open to all ages and experience levels. CJL provides all supplies and coordinates trash removal.
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10,000 volunteers | 20,000+ bags removed | 15 years
Less than 40 of Jordan Lake's 180 shoreline miles fall within a state park. Trash arrives at 1.5 tons per significant rainfall from the Haw River watershed alone. 600,000 people depend on this watershed for drinking water. Clean Jordan Lake fills the gap.
From a single afternoon to a multi-year commitment, there is a role for every schedule and ability.
Every spring and fall, hundreds of walkers and boaters tackle the most heavily impacted shoreline. Open to all ages and experience levels. CJL provides all supplies and coordinates trash removal.
See Upcoming DatesCorporate teams, school groups, and clubs book a dedicated 3-hour event. CJL provides a team leader, supplies, and all trash removal logistics.
A 3-year commitment to keep a specific segment clean, with three scheduled cleanups per year. 25 active adoption sites around the lake.
Access remote coves by water. Boaters ferry volunteers and collected trash from areas that cannot be reached on foot.
Jordan Lake's semi-annual public cleanup takes place every October. Sign up through our Meetup group to get notified and reserve your spot.
In partnership with
New Hope Overlook, Jordan Lake State Recreation Area
Dedicated cleanup with USCG Auxiliary volunteers. All community members welcome.
Jordan Lake State Recreation Area - multiple access points
Our largest annual event. All ages welcome. Walkers and boaters both needed.
More than 20,000 trash bags removed. More than 5,000 tires. After every significant rainfall, the work starts again. That is why we show up.
Van Murray President, Clean Jordan Lake