We Hit the 9 Million Mark!
Lend a Hand and Clean the Land!
This Volunteer Week, take the Clean Earth Challenge and make the planet a healthier place! As a partnership between the National Wildlife Federation and Johnson Outdoors, the Clean Earth Challenge is making a difference in communities across America.
Since 2022, volunteers from coast to coast have collected over 9 million pieces of trash that litter our beautiful land, oceans, and waterways.
Go solo or with a group—it’s simple and easy to do. Pick up trash on your morning walk, at a favorite beach or local park. From small towns to big cities, collective action leads to big results. Every piece you collect counts.
Let’s all lend a hand this Volunteer Week and beyond to help save the planet!
#ComeCleanForEarth
Follow these easy steps:
Take the Challenge
Help clean up your neighborhood, local beach, park, or favorite camping spot!
Organize a Cleanup
Select a location and follow our simple steps to safely organize and collect trash.
Measure your Impact
Make sure to keep track of cleanup efforts and measure your personal impact.
See the Clean Earth Challenge in Action
Share your collecting stories with us! Please email cleanearthchallenge@nwf.org with a brief description of your collecting journey, count, and pictures to be featured.
Rock Creek Extreme Cleanup
Add #ComeCleanForEarth to Your Stories and Posts
*By tagging photos of your cleanup with the #ComeCleanForEarth hashtag, you warrant and attest that you have the rights to upload the photo and doing so will not violate the rights of any third-party including copyright or privacy.
