We invite you to help us Green Up the White on Saturday, May 2, 2026!
To kick off the river recreation season, the WRP is coordinating a river cleanup event in conjunction with Green Up Day to remove as much trash from the White River and White River Water Trail access sites as possible.
How to Get Involved
Step 1: Find a cleanup site – Please open the White River Water Trail sites map to find the river access sites near you.
Step 2: Find Green Up Day resources – Visit this link to find more information about your town’s Green Up Day plans, including free trash bag pick-up locations, trash disposal locations, and more.
Step 3: Green Up the White – Visit your Green Up the White site on May 2 and dispose of the trash you collect at the nearest drop-off location (see town-specific Green Up Day info on this link).
Step 4: Share your results – Help us measure success by reporting your Green Up the White trash collection totals via the Green Up the White Trash Collection Report. We will tally the amount and weight of trash collected, and share the totals to celebrate our collective success!
Other ways to get involved
Got trash? If you have identified a site along the White River that has more trash than you can collect, please fill out this form. We’ll use your reports to focus our cleanup efforts in 2026!
Questions?
Please contact us with questions: christian[at]whiteriverpartnership.org. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Posted: April 3, 2026 by wrp_admin
Green Up the White on May 2!
We invite you to help us Green Up the White on Saturday, May 2, 2026!
To kick off the river recreation season, the WRP is coordinating a river cleanup event in conjunction with Green Up Day to remove as much trash from the White River and White River Water Trail access sites as possible.
How to Get Involved
Step 1: Find a cleanup site – Please open the White River Water Trail sites map to find the river access sites near you.
Step 2: Find Green Up Day resources – Visit this link to find more information about your town’s Green Up Day plans, including free trash bag pick-up locations, trash disposal locations, and more.
Step 3: Green Up the White – Visit your Green Up the White site on May 2 and dispose of the trash you collect at the nearest drop-off location (see town-specific Green Up Day info on this link).
Step 4: Share your results – Help us measure success by reporting your Green Up the White trash collection totals via the Green Up the White Trash Collection Report. We will tally the amount and weight of trash collected, and share the totals to celebrate our collective success!
Other ways to get involved
Got trash? If you have identified a site along the White River that has more trash than you can collect, please fill out this form. We’ll use your reports to focus our cleanup efforts in 2026!
Questions?
Please contact us with questions: christian[at]whiteriverpartnership.org. We look forward to hearing from you!
Posted: May 3, 2025 by wrp_admin
White River Map & Guide on TrailFinder
The WRP’s White River Watershed Recreation Map & Guide is now available on Trail Finder, an online trails database for Vermont and New Hampshire.
The WRP released the White River Watershed Recreation Map & Guide in 2019. The map was the result of several years of work with partners to create a printed, waterproof map that highlights access points, paddling trips, tubing routes, fishing tips, hiking trails, and more along the White River and its five major tributaries: First Branch, Second Branch, Third Branch, West Branch, and Tweed River – nearly 110 miles of river exploration!
The online map includes a different link for five areas highlighted on the printed map, including:
White River main stem – Granville to White River Junction
First Branch – Chelsea to the White River
Second Branch – Kingsbury Covered Bridge to the White River
Third Branch – Riford Brook Road to the White River
Tweed River – Pittsfield village to the White River
Follow this link for more information about the White River Water Trail and stewardship opportunities in 2025!
Posted: May 1, 2025 by wrp_admin
River trash report
We invite you to report any trash you find in or along the White River. We’ll use your reports to focus our cleanup efforts in 2026.
How to Get Involved
Do you know the location of trash in or along the White River? Please follow the steps below to submit the location of the trash:
–Flood-related trash – from large items in the river that require an organized effort to remove (gas tanks, home appliances, large pieces of metal, etc) to small piles washed-up on the banks
–Tires – one tire or piles of tires
–Trash dumps – recent or historic trash piles
Questions?
Please contact Christian Pelletier with questions: christian[at]whiteriverpartnership.org. We look forward to hearing from you!