April 24, 2012 12:00 am
Life 
Debra Itzen and Jeramy Wilcox, Port of Camas-Washougal employees, participate in the Earth Day cleanup at Capt. William Clark Park in Washougal Friday.
From right to left, Nkem Day, Claire Martin-Tellis, Hana Rabbani and Marilyn Boerke weed flower beds in downtown Camas during the Earth Day beautification project Sunday.
Greg and Anne Goforth spread barkdust in one of the planters along Fourth Avenue in Camas on Sunday. The two helped organize the Downtown Camas Association cleanup.
Shane Woodward, co-owner of Bead Paradise in downtown Camas, brought his wife, Desiree, and children Zach and Morgan out to help him during the DCA Earth Day beautification project Sunday.
The theme of Earth Day 2012 was “Mobilize the Earth.” Organizers encouraged participants around the globe to attend a local event or start one.“Together we will stand united for a sustainable future and call upon individuals, organizations, and governments to do their part,” the Earth Day website states.
Locally, the call to action was answered.
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