Tread Lightly! Impact Report: Keep Our Forest Beautiful Event and Cleanup

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14 Sep Tread Lightly! Impact Report: Keep Our Forest Beautiful Event and Cleanup

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Project: Keep Our Forest Beautiful Cleanup
Location: Northern Arizona

Description: On August 13, 2022, eleven volunteers participated in the Keep Our Forest Beautiful Event in Northern Arizona. The event promoted responsible recreation tactics by providing education outreach about the importance of packing out trash. A dumpster was provided in the area to encourage participants to leave the area better than they found it.

Thank you to the partners that supported this project:

Diablo Trust
USFS
AZ Game and Fish
AZ State Parks OHV
Coconino County Sheriff
Back Country Hunters and Anglers
Happy Jack Lodge
Coconino County
AZ Office of Tourism
Waste Management

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