- Tags:
- Recreation,
- Stewardship
![Forest Society staff and volunteers pose in the parking lot at Mt Major with a truck full of collected trash behind them.](/sites/default/files/styles/standard/public/d7/Mt%2520Major_Earth%2520Day_Spring_staff%2520crew_AnnaBerry_4-22-01.jpg?itok=bPsDNGax)
Forest Society volunteers and staff celebrated another successful Earth Day cleanup. (Photo: Jake Berry)
![Volunteers dig on the Main Trail at Mount Major as Andy Crowley supervises.](/sites/default/files/styles/standard/public/d7/Mt%2520Major_Earth%2520Day_Spring_volunteers%2520digging_Carrie%2520Deegan_4-22-21.jpg?itok=Bn9ukMZS)
![A volunteer holds a frame up that says "I love Mount Major" on Earth Day.](/sites/default/files/styles/portrait/public/d7/Mt%2520Major_Earth%2520Day_Spring_volunteer%2520framed_Carrie%2520Deegan_4-22-21.jpg?h=52d3fcb6&itok=BLSqRxKZ)
![Parents hold a trash bag along the trail at Mount Major.](/sites/default/files/styles/portrait/public/d7/Mt%2520Major_Earth%2520Day_spring_Scout%2520Troop%252089_Anna%2520Berry_4-22-21.jpg?h=5bf672e5&itok=oxjhh44W)
Stewardship projects Manager Andy Crowley said the amount of trash collected by the end of the day was less than previous years. However, he said that could mean that visitors are becoming more aware of the need to leave no trace and are helping clean up waste each time they visit the trails.
![A group of hikers from Nashua and Dunbarton volunteered to pick up trash along the trail.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/d7/Mt%2520Major_Earth%2520Day_Spring_volunteer%2520crew_4-22-01.jpg?h=5bf672e5&itok=CBA-WCE0)
Thank you to everyone who cleanup a Forest Society reservation this Earth Month!
![A Forest Society truck is partially full of bags of trash collected on Mount Major.](/sites/default/files/styles/small_square/public/d7/Mt%2520Major_Earth%2520Day_Spring_trash%2520truck_Anna%2520Berry_4-22-21.jpg?h=52d3fcb6&itok=B37ehmGm)