Desert Wells Multiuse Area Clean-up and Maintenance

[Fire Ball]

Here is a link to info from Game and Fish.

It's about time we do some stuff on the east side :)

http://www.azgfd.gov/inside_azgfd/edits/volunteer_opps.shtml

[Fire Ball]

Bump

[1eagle]

I wish I could go. But I am on call that weekend. It would be a good idea for some of the club to show up if possible.

[jporvaz]

Fire Ball, I'll be out of town this weekend. Plan to be at the 10/20 event at TM though.

[GRUNT]

TM? As for Desert Wells, I am working the 27th and straight through to the 29th... Sorry I will miss it... 72 hrs. stinks

[GRUNT]

Oh, Table Mesa right?

[Fire Ball]

I'll be at table mesa as well.

John - gonna miss ya man :(

[crgeorge]

A really good friend of mine is leading a land rover club clean up in the area of Box Canyon that weekend. It really is nice to see that people really care enough to clean up after those who don't. So, I'll be in that area already.

[jporvaz]

Bill- sorry buddy, I had already made plans to camping with the wife and some friends before I heard about the event. It's not often the wife and I get a whole weekend off together. I'm on for TM though.

[Fire Ball]

Yawn. Lame excuse :)

J/K enjoy your selves. You'll just have to work 2 times as hard on the next one :D

[Allen]

They would hold this the same day as Edgefest!!:rolleyes:

Sorry! I spent $70 on tickets!

[Fire Ball]

Edgefest??

Desert Wells Multiuse Area Clean-up and Maintenance
When: September 29, 2007, 8 a.m.

Where: Desert Wells Multiuse Area - East Valley, near Florence Junction (Highway 60, Milemarker 207) Description: This project will involve the new Off-highway Vehicle (OHV) Ambassador Program volunteers patrolling designated routes to greet fellow OHV users and maintenance of designated OHV route signs and fences in the area. Other volunteers will assist in sign maintenance and clean-up of litter at various sites on State Trust Land. The new OHV Ambassador Program is a partnership between multiple entities (Arizona State Parks, Arizona Game and Fish Department, United States Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Arizona County Sheriffs, organized OHV groups, and volunteers) to enhance and preserve motorized recreation opportunities in Arizona. Road access is good for all types of vehicles, but please brings pick-up trucks if available to assist with hauling of litter to dumpsters. Volunteers are asked to bring their own tools (shovels, rakes, fencing pliers) and gloves. RideNow Powersports (www.ridenow.com), a popular powersports dealer will be on-site and provide drinking water and food. Contact: Tim Holt at 602-359-1502 or by e-mail at tholt@azgfd.gov

[ademster]

I think we did good out there Bill... it was an experience I learned things I didn't know about the OHV programs we have and what it takes to keep our trails open, I would like to attend more clean ups and make a difference if I can.