Join us and the Spokane Indians Baseball Club’s Redband Rally for a shoreline river cleanup! This cleanup is part of our ongoing partnership with the Redband Rally, which has provided key grant funding to support our cleanup efforts throughout the Spokane River watershed this summer. 

Join us and the Spokane Indians Baseball Club’s Redband Rally for a shoreline river cleanup! This cleanup is part of our ongoing partnership with the Redband Rally, which has provided key grant funding to support our cleanup efforts throughout the Spokane River watershed this summer. 

Join the Spokane Riverkeeper August 9th to float the Spokane River! Bring your own boat, either a kayak, tube, raft, or paddleboard (with very short fins!). While we float, our team will share insightful information about the local ecosystem, river history, and our work on the river along the way.

Help us to collect benthic macroinvertebrates in the Spokane River. Macro communities are biological indicators of water quality and ecosystem health and we want to know more about them in the Spokane River. We will be teaming up with experts from Eastern Washington University for this 1.5 hour event that will teach you to sample, collect, and identify this underwater bugs.

Join Spokane Riverkeeper in a paddling cleanup effort from Water Ave to Downriver Park. Bring your own boat, or save a seat in our raft! Limited space, please reserve in registration!

We will be meeting at the boat ramp at Water Ave at 10am. We will unload boats, gear and organize a self shuttle.

Please be on time! We will aim to get on the water by 10:30am beginning with a safety briefing and clean up plan before heading out. Please dress for the weather and getting wet, bring water, and wear strudy closed-toe shoes. Spokane Riverkeeper will provide trash bags, gloves, and trash grabbers. PFDs are required and must be worn at all times on the River to participate in this event.

Join Spokane Riverkeeper and the Inland Empire Chapter of the Washington State Geocaching Association for a special Cache In Trash Out (CITO) river cleanup event!

This fun and impactful morning brings together geocaching enthusiasts and river stewards for a collaborative land and water cleanup. Participants will have the opportunity to learn more about the local geocaching community while helping to protect the Spokane River. Kayakers will paddle from the Gonzaga-area put-in to Upriver Park and back, collecting litter from the river, while a shore crew focuses on removing trash along the Centennial Trail and riverbanks.