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Iroquois High School Students Recognized For Removing Nearly A Ton of Litter From Four Mile Creek In Erie County
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Iroquois High School Students Recognized For Removing Nearly A Ton of Litter From Four Mile Creek In Erie County
(PA Environmental Digest) On January 16, Iroquois High School students were honored by Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful for removing nearly a ton of litter in Wesleyville Borough, Erie County during the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup. Iroquois High School students worked alongside Keep PA Beautiful, Wesleyville Borough, the Lake Erie Region Conservancy, the Regional Science Consortium at the Tom Ridge Environmental Center and Keep …
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