Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) Events are a unique way for geocachers to give back to their communities by improving outdoor spaces. As the 2024 CITO Season 2 comes to a close, it’s only fitting that we highlight some of the fantastic work CITO hosts put into their Events.
Canadian geocacher and CITO superhero Madill shares their advice on how to host a seamless CITO Event and keep your community clean.
From pulling ivy to planting trees, cleaning beaches to carrying frogs, when geocachers CITO, they make their communities a better place. Collectively, these small actions can make a big difference worldwide.
Check out these recent Cache In Trash Out® Events from around the world and get inspired to host or attend a CITO in your area.
CITO
verb [ˈsē ˈtō]
To repair, restore, or improve your surroundings, both natural and built.
Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) is an opportunity for geocachers to beautify and restore natural and urban spaces. Since 2002, more than 675,000 geocachers logged attendances at over 37,000 CITO Events that helped improve the outdoors.
Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) is an environmental initiative supported by the geocaching community. Since 2002, CITO has enabled geocachers to beautify and restore natural and urban spaces. In that time, there have been more than 536,000 logged attendances at nearly 29,000 events where geocachers helped improve the outdoors.
All good cachers go geocaching, what do great cachers do?
Cachers Improve The Outdoors!
Cache in Trash Out® (CITO) 2019 Season 2 just wrapped up, and environmentally conscious geocachers sure did a lot of great work to improve the cleanliness and quality of our planet.
