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Cleaning Rivers by the Barge Load
River cleanups with excavators, barges, bigfoot and Oreos. Living Lands & Waters is an “Industrial Strength River Cleanup” organization working to clean up the big rivers of middle America. 24 years. 118,000 volunteers. 12.4 million pounds of trash. Living on barges. Meeting the small obscure river towns.
ADVERTISING SPONSOR
Big Muddy Adventures, Clipper Canoes distributor
GUESTS
Mike Coyne-Logan
Living Lands & Waters website, Instagram, Facebook
Employment Contact at LLW
Bison Bridge Project
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By Sam Carter
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River cleanups with excavators, barges, bigfoot and Oreos. Living Lands & Waters is an “Industrial Strength River Cleanup” organization working to clean up the big rivers of middle America. 24 years. 118,000 volunteers. 12.4 million pounds of trash. Living on barges. Meeting the small obscure river towns.
ADVERTISING SPONSOR
Big Muddy Adventures, Clipper Canoes distributor
GUESTS
Mike Coyne-Logan
Living Lands & Waters website, Instagram, Facebook
Employment Contact at LLW
Bison Bridge Project
RIVER RADIUS PODCAST
Website
THE RIVER RADIUS
Website
Runoff signup (episode newsletter)
Apple Podcast
Spotify
Link Tree
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