Plumas Forest Service personnel are joined by 20 volunteers in a river cleanup along the Middle Fork Feather River at Red Bridge on Oct. 20. Photo by Mari Erin Roth
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Cleanup crew

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These volunteers helped pick up several pickup loads full of “micro trash” discarded in the scenic wildlands, like candy wrappers and other tiny bits.

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