20 Dec Tread Lightly! Impact Report: Kiosk and Sign Install at “Edge of the World”
Project: Kiosk and Sign Install at “Edge of the World”
Project Location: Arizona
Description: On December 2, 2024, two volunteers supported work at the “Edge of the World,” also known as East Pocket, in the Coconino National Forest.
With support from AZ Plasma and Forest Service land managers, Tread Lightly! installed an information and map kiosk. This trailhead leads to a breathtaking canyon overlooking Sedona and Oak Creek below.
Due to its heavy use by overlanders, off-roaders, and dispersed campers, the signs were very much needed to inform recreationalists about legal trails, area rules, and responsible recreation education.
Thank you to the following partners for their support:
”We have collaborated on a number of projects with Tread Lightly! and AZ Plasma over the last few years, primarily informational kiosk and sign design. It has been fun to work with these guys and is always a smooth and professional operation. Thank you to TL! and AZ Plasma for helping in the effort to encourage responsible and sustainable use of public lands.”- Matt Sommer, Volunteer Coordinator Flagstaff Ranger District
“We are so appreciative of the help and support of great Tread Lightly! partners like BFGoodrich Tires and Overland Expo Foundation for helping us create and install valuable educational signage that informs motorized recreation users how to enjoy our beautiful public lands with respect, helping us Protect the Adventure for generations to come.”-Michelle Ramos, Tread Lightly! Arizona Program Manager
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