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Community Cleanup Media Project
Documented multi-bucket park and shoreline cleanup work through short-form social content and community calls to action.
Problem
Litter near water and parks is visible but easy for everyone to assume someone else will handle.
Description
What I built or investigated
A hands-on cleanup and short-form media project that documented repeated bucket-by-bucket removal and invited others to participate.
Iterations
The work did not happen in one jump.
- 01
Cleaned high-impact areas near the water.
- 02
Documented each bucket and tested short-form video and photo posts.
- 03
Tracked view counts across platforms and adjusted captions, calls to action, and audio.
- 04
Kept the physical result—the cleaner park—as the primary metric.
Result
Where the project landed
At least five buckets of waste removed and a growing public record of local cleanup work.
Lessons
What carried forward
- Content performs inconsistently; the real-world result still counts.
- Visible repetition creates credibility more effectively than one announcement.
Images & evidence
Work in context
Media still being recovered
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Documentation status
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