Salute! To BHA’s Armed Forces Initiative group for initiating this event! The Armed Forces Initiative (AFI) is a Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) program focused on creating conservationists hosted by the military community. Washington AFI and Washington...
Trash No Land is partnering with the WA AFI (Washington Armed Forces Initiative) and WA DNR (Dept of Natural Resources), for a cleanup on the Elbe Hills State Forest at the ‘Stoner Pit’. Come meet and appreciate our active service members. From Elbe, WA,...
How much trash can 42 people pick up in less than 3 hours? 2160 pounds worth! And these dedicated volunteers did it! May 17th, 2025. Outfitted with smiles and fun attitudes, they got it done in short order! All enjoyed a nice lunch. Remember, there are no agency...
As of Saturday afternoon, there is not as much trash in the forest as there was that morning! Thanks to 60+ volunteers who came to the Yacolt Burn State Forest to volunteer their time, tools and talents at DNR’s annual Pick Up The Burn cleanup event. The...
Surprise snow greeted us as we arrived Saturday morning! But the quarter inch didn’t phase the cleanup crew! Thirty volunteers removed five pickup loads of trash including over 20 tires, a refrigerator, and a commercial cooking grill. Graffiti was also...
Spring is in the air and trash is on the ground! Most of the trash, on our public land forests, is at target shooting sites! You won’t see much trash at a trailhead, but you sure will see a lot at a target shooting site!! And that’s a BIG BLACK EYE on...
Salute! To BHA’s Armed Forces Initiative group for initiating this event! The Armed Forces Initiative (AFI) is a Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) program focused on creating conservationists hosted by the military community. Washington AFI and Washington...
Trash No Land is partnering with the WA AFI (Washington Armed Forces Initiative) and WA DNR (Dept of Natural Resources), for a cleanup on the Elbe Hills State Forest at the ‘Stoner Pit’. Come meet and appreciate our active service members. From Elbe, WA,...
How much trash can 42 people pick up in less than 3 hours? 2160 pounds worth! And these dedicated volunteers did it! May 17th, 2025. Outfitted with smiles and fun attitudes, they got it done in short order! All enjoyed a nice lunch. Remember, there are no agency...
As of Saturday afternoon, there is not as much trash in the forest as there was that morning! Thanks to 60+ volunteers who came to the Yacolt Burn State Forest to volunteer their time, tools and talents at DNR’s annual Pick Up The Burn cleanup event. The...
Surprise snow greeted us as we arrived Saturday morning! But the quarter inch didn’t phase the cleanup crew! Thirty volunteers removed five pickup loads of trash including over 20 tires, a refrigerator, and a commercial cooking grill. Graffiti was also...
Spring is in the air and trash is on the ground! Most of the trash, on our public land forests, is at target shooting sites! You won’t see much trash at a trailhead, but you sure will see a lot at a target shooting site!! And that’s a BIG BLACK EYE on...
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