A network of automated litter and debris removal devices will be placed at various locations across the Lake Erie region, according to a release from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
CLEVELAND — A network of automated litter and debris removal devices will be placed at various locations across the Lake Erie region, according to a release from The Ohio State University.
“Our exciting new collaboration with KOB and Ohio Sea Grant enables ODNR to use new technology to continue our efforts to protect the waters of Lake Erie,” said ODNR Division of Parks and Watercraft’s Chief Glen Cobb in a news release. “Not only will boaters benefit by the removal of litter and debris, but cleaner waters are critical for all users.”
Two Seabins will be located at the Geneva Marina in Geneva and the Mentor Harbor Yacht Club in Mentor. Two more will be placed at the marinas located near Huron and Lorain. Seabins have been used in Australia, Europe, and Asia for years. Lake Erie was chosen as one of the pilot project locations.
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