Local volunteers search both sides of the Peak to Peak Highway for discarded garbage.
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Local volunteers search both sides of the Peak to Peak Highway for discarded garbage.
One of 10 trash bags filled with unwanted trash found alongside the highway from Mud Lake to the Nederland Community Center.
Sally Brady and Jaxon Wright share a laugh over the peculiar items abandoned on the side of the highway.
Sally Brady, Community Engagement Coordinator for Wild Bear, organized for the community nature center to "Adopt-a-Highway" between Nederland and Mud Lake. This area of the Peak to Peak Highway will be cleaned up by volunteers four times a year.
