Goose Creek Clean Up Presented by the Boulder Environmental, Nature, Outdoors Film Festival and Ocean First - - BPR

The City of Boulder Parks and Recreation Department will support volunteers in the clean up of Goose Creek. The City of Boulder's Safe and Managed Public Spaces (SAMPS) team, will be present to address safety concerns. This event is open to the public.

Volunteers will be removing recyclables and trash creek side. We ask that volunteers wear appropriate clothing and closed toed sneakers or boots for their comfort and safety. Please take the time to review the City of Boulder's Creek clean up safety procedures and video.

City of Boulder's Litter Cleanup Procedures

Volunteering for Creek Path Clean Up Video

Rayback Collective has generously offered their venue as our volunteer hub, where volunteers will check in and be oriented before setting out to the Creek. Following the clean up, volunteers will return to Rayback to celebrate their work and enjoy a cold beverage. There will be prizes and a raffle following the clean up. 

To learn more about the Boulder Environmental, Nature, Outdoors Film Festival (ENOFF) please visit their website: https://www.boulderenoff.org

Tickets can be purchased through the Dairy Arts Center:  https://thedairy.org/benoff/ -

Festival mission and information: 

At Boulder ENOFF, we aim to inspire positive change for our planet through powerful storytelling, environmental advocacy, wildlife conservation, education, outdoor adventure, and meaningful human connection.

The festival is a celebration of the Earth in all its forms—the land beneath our feet, the wildlife that share our ecosystems, the water that sustains us, and the air we breathe.

Through carefully selected films from around the world, we bring local and global environmental challenges into focus, spotlight solutions for change, and inspire meaningful action. We also celebrate the powerful relationship between people and nature through exploration, movement, adventure, and shared experience.

Over four days, conservationists, educators, filmmakers, environmental organizations, local change-makers, wildlife advocates, community leaders, and outdoor enthusiasts come together to share stories, exchange ideas, and explore how we can work collectively to protect our planet, strengthen our communities, and create lasting change.