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The Trashure Hunt returns to help clean up Perth’s streets!

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Perth’s Climate Change Action Panel invites you to celebrate Earth Day at the Trashure Hunt on Saturday, April 22, 2023. Back for a second year, this town-wide clean-up event will not only help beautify the Town, but will bring together the community in a fun, family-friendly way!

“Spring is a time of renewal, and what better way to honour that than by coming together as a community to tidy up the town we all love and live in,” states Sadie Brule, event organizer and member of CCAP. “The Trashure Hunt not only brings together proud Perthites, but also connects like-minded individuals with organizations and provides an opportunity to help teach people to be more conscious of the environment.”

Scheduled to take place from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., the day will begin at the Crystal Palace where groups will get their clean-up kit before heading out to collect litter. Afterwards, the community will gather back at the Crystal Palace for food and the opportunity to learn more about some great eco-friendly organizations. Volunteers will also have a chance to win some great prizes.

The Climate Change Advisory Panel is a sub-committee of Council comprised of concerned residents and elected officials. Together they work to help fight climate change and encourage all residents to make the town a greener place to live, work, and play by providing information and education.

For more information about the Trashure Hunt and to register for the event, visit perth.ca/trashurehunt.

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