A fundraising event to further traditions on our public lands. Trash No Land is a Washington based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to making a positive difference in recreational target shooting toward the critical goal of protecting and preserving our...
The annual Pick Up The Burn community volunteer event is scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2026. Meet at the Jones Creek Trailhead parking lot at 8 AM. Yacolt Burn State Forest, Clark & Skamania Counties, Washington. Hosted by: WA Dept of Natural Resources...
“Care~n~Share” for public land recreation sites. That’s what 55 volunteers did on Saturday, March 21st, 2026. They gathered on the Tillamook State Forest at North Fork Wolf Creek Rd Target Shooting Lanes with one goal in mind… To show respect...
Saturday, March 21st, 2026 Don’t miss this event!!! Clean up trash at all four shooting lanes at North Fork Wolf Creek Lanes. Remove graffiti from firing lines & boulders. Clean up shooting sites along Salmonberry Rd & further up North Fork Wolf Creek...
Typically, the donations we receive come in the form of cash, check or debit card. But this was a donation of a physical machine. A gift of mobility and independence for a person in need. And it came from a couple who dedicated their lives to giving to our country...
2026… The Year of the Cleanup! I made that up. But actually, if you’ve visited a forest last year, you know it should be so! Trash, on our shared public land, is piling up and it’s not just at target shooting sites. It’s a combination...
Since this target shooting lane is currently closed, (since Oct 1st), due to nearby logging activity, three of us decided it would be a good opportunity to see the condition and do a little cleanup. [Note: This closure will most likely last 3 months to ensure safety...
Praises and Kudo’s go out to Oregon Dept of Forestry Recreation Staff for their steadfast commitment to recreational target shooting on public lands!!! I met with the State Recreation Manager, Fri Oct 3rd, to review the recent fire damage, the fire prevention...
Random Acts of Stewardship on our public lands is needed now more than ever. Recreational activity in our forests have grown significantly and so has the volume of trash. Some being left by users and some being dumped by abusers. It’s piling up! Trash No Land...
West of Eugene, in the “Low Pass” area of Lane County Oregon, 3 nice gravel pits on BLM public land need our stewardship attention. Saturday, July 26th, 2025, 9:00 AM to 12 PM. At this cleanup, Trash No Land partners with the Eugene Chapter – Izaak...