Inspiresustainability.org
Pat Small
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As an outdoor enthusiast and professional fishing guide, I have navigated countless miles of rivers, lakes, bays, and oceans. I have witnessed firsthand the devastation of pollution along our waterways. Many years ago, as a young man, I observed the disturbing consequences of ignorance and indifference by certain individuals polluting ou
As an outdoor enthusiast and professional fishing guide, I have navigated countless miles of rivers, lakes, bays, and oceans. I have witnessed firsthand the devastation of pollution along our waterways. Many years ago, as a young man, I observed the disturbing consequences of ignorance and indifference by certain individuals polluting our land and waterways and became concerned at what I saw. What I see today has now become a threat to the sustainability of our planet.
Get Involved
Get Involved
Get Involved
Join our first annual cleanup.
Where: Lake Whitney on the Brazos River, Whitney Texas
When: December 5, 2023
We have several volunteers who are fishing guides on the lake signed up and willing to give back to the lake they love. If you would like to volunteer to help us reach our goal of protecting the Brazos River of plastic waste contamination, contact us at pat@inspiresustainability.org
Our Mission and Goal
Our Mission and Goal
Our Mission and Goal
Protect our streams, rivers, lakes, and oceans by eliminating plastic pollution.
Bring awareness to everyone about the consequences of plastic pollutants in our environment.
Our Aim
Our Mission and Goal
Our Mission and Goal
Encourage all individuals, property owners, and business owners to take responsibility and diligently remove and properly dispose of all plastic pollutants from their properties to prevent the migration of these pollutants to nearby waterways.
Through whatever means necessary, entice our cities, counties, and state and federal government
Encourage all individuals, property owners, and business owners to take responsibility and diligently remove and properly dispose of all plastic pollutants from their properties to prevent the migration of these pollutants to nearby waterways.
Through whatever means necessary, entice our cities, counties, and state and federal government agencies to increase their efforts to achieve a zero plastic pollution policy.