The proper use of each acre of land in Vermilion Parish through voluntary means.

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Leaders Against Litter Abbeville Cleanup - March 24, 2018

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Leaders Against Litter Cleanup - March 19, 2016

Vermilion SWCD teamed up with North Vermilion High School Science Club to partner in the Leaders Against Litter Campaign on March 19, 2016 from 9-noon.  14 students and 1 teacher assisted the District by picking up on various roads throughout Abbeville.  So proud of these students, and the teacher who continues to donate his time on the weekend to show the kids what volunteering is all about!

Vermilion River Cleanup

Pictures from our volunteers cleaning up Vermilion Parish.... Keep Vermilion Clean !!!

Saturday, October 24, 2015

Volunteers At Work! Thank you NVHS and Erath HS!

Command Post: 
Vermilion River Bridge

Vermilion River Bridge
Veterans Memorial Drive
Abbeville, Louisiana 70510

Pickup Locations:

Vermilion River Bridge at Milton
Roosevelt Road at Woodlawn Road in Maurice
Ranch Road in Erath
Boston Canal Watershed in Erath
Palmetto Island State Park
Intracoastal City
Coulee Kinney

Contacts

Mitzi Dohrman:     337-893-5664 ext 3
Charlene Beckett:
337-652-2239
Mark Shirley:
337-296-6864                
Judge Edwards:
337-652-7469 


Dumpster locations: 
Bridge, Palmetto Island State Park, Intracoastal City
 
 
          

Safety Points:
1.  Never work alone.
2.  Use sunscreen and insect spray.
3.  Wear gloves, shoes & protective clothing.
4.  Be careful when handling glass, sharp objects, aerosol cans & containers that may contain
     chemicals or chemical residue.
5.  Watch out for snakes, wasps and hornets in debris piles and other vegetated areas.
6.  Watch out for poison ivy and poison oak.
7.  Report the location of large items. Do not lift large-drum like containers.
8.  Garbage can be dirty, rusty, slimy, and/or sharp. Be careful when handling trash to avoid
      cuts and abrasions. Emphasize to everyone: Don’t be afraid to ask for help; don’t try to lift
      heavy objects alone.

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