Earth Day Activities Clean Up Countryside

Evelyn Simons works with volunteers during Saturday’s Earth Day event in the Jemez celebrated with participants picking up trash along N.M. 4. Each party of people or person signed up for a mile and collected bags of recyclable debris and trash. A strong turnout of volunteers filled bags with trash from the countryside that comprised more than six truckloads. Courtesy Photo

Volunteers begin to sign in for duty in the Jemez. Courtesy Photo

Rep. Jim Hall of White Rock joins the volunteer effort in honor of Earth Day. Courtesy photo

Rep. Jim Hall worked the mile of countryside between markers 31 and 32 on N.M. 4 in the Jemez picking up trash and recyclable debris. Courtesy Photo

More than six truckloads of trash and recyclable debris were hauled away from the roadway areas along N.M. 4 in the Jemez on Earth Day last Saturday. Courtesy photo

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