Planting many native shrubs and flowers in an old depleted borrow pit on Eglin and spreading wildflower seed to help populations of monarch butterflies. Adding soil amendments to help establish all of the plants that are put in the ground.

Show your love and support of public lands by going outdoors and helping with some maintenance around the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Visitor Center Campus.

Mittry Lake Clean Up

Meet at the main paved boat ramp for orientation and site assignment.

Sites include jetties and camping areas.

Bring outdoor attire, water, & snacks.

BLM will have a tent set up with Recreation, Wild Horse and Burro, and other resource specialists to provide information to the public regarding Leave No Trace principles, Wild Horse and Burro regulations and best practices, as well as information regarding their local BLM public lands.

Join the BLM for a community volunteer event to perform trail maintenance and clean up trash along the Wood Hill Bike Trail System. This is a great opportunity to engage with fellow locals while helping to enhance our trails. The BLM will provide equipment for hauling and disposing of refuse. Please wear sturdy shoes and gloves, and bring a garden rake or shovel.

Join BLM, the Fruita Trails Initiative, COPMOBA, and Colorado Canyons Association for a day of trail building to celebrate McInnis Canyons' 25th Anniversary as a National Conservation Area!

4th Grade Outdoor Classroom event for Desert Willow Elementary School.

Trail maintenance day on a newly constructed trail

Volunteer workday in the Ironwood Forest National Monument.

Help rehab a burrowing owl nest site by removing dumped trash. Long term the BLM plans to fence off this illegal access road in order to better protect theses owls and their home on public lands.

The Dolan Springs Trails Association in Partnership with the Bureau of Land Management Kingman Field Office will replace a kiosk at the Lower Indian Spring Trailhead and maintain portions of the Lower Indian Spring Trail.

Celebrate National Public Lands Day by volunteering at Whitewater Preserve within the Sand to Snow National Monument!

Join us for a day of stewardship at Gold Butte National Monument in southern Nevada. We will be installing posts to delineate camp areas and making seedballs to accelerate habitat restoration.

Wilson's Creek National Battlefield is looking for participants in our first National Public Lands Day event. Whether you're a member of a youth organization or a family or an individual looking to connect with the national park in your backyard, you can protect one of America's hallowed grounds.

(This event has been rescheduled to 10/25) This morning event will focus on trail clean-up, assisting with repair of landscaping damaged in spring and early summer severe weather and removal of garbage from creekside areas near trails and from areas of heavy visitor use like Bloody Hill. Wilsons Creek itself is an important tributary of the James River and an important riparian area in the suburban landscape outside of Springfield. Your work can help to protect the site of the second major battle of the Civil War and to improve visitor experiences as they walk among positions and lines of battle from the deadliest conflict in American history.

Trail Maintenance on both motorized and non-motorized trails.

Sitting at over 4,000 ft, Kaʻala is home to native endemic Hawaiian plants and animals, such Hawaiian honeycreepers, kāhuli (tree snails), pinao (dragonfly), orchids, and lobelias. It is the tallest puʻu (peak) on Oʻahu and can be very difficult to traverse on via public hiking trail. In continuation of the first NPLD workday in September, this workday will focus on completing the rebuild of the boardwalk. Participants will be tasked to complete final touch ups to the boardwalk and some invasive weed control. At the end of the day, participants will have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk and native species in the area.

Join Green Neighbors Network for a community day at Kirby Park! We’ll clean up, weed, plant, and refresh trails and green spaces.

Enjoy vendor tents, kids’ activities, and family-friendly fun while helping us care for our public lands. Tools, gloves, water, and snacks will be provided.

Camp Mabry is home to several historic New Deal era Works Progress Administration (WPA) projects and pollinator zones. This project aims to clean the streambed and reestablish a path at a WPA bridge site, enhance nearby pollinator habits, and install educational signs at the WPA bridge and at 5 additional nearby WPA structures.

Environmental stewardship is a key component of the Bellows Air Force Station mission. The project 'Mālama
Bellows Air Force Station (BAFS) - Restore Wetlands and Coastal Dunes' will be composed of four main tasks:
1) Remove Invasive Species- Protect Native Pollinators, 2) Out-plant Native Pollinator Flora, 3) Outreach-
Install Educational Signage and Temporary Fencing Around Restoration Areas, 4) Protect Stream Edge/
Riparian- Plastic and Trash Cleanup. The proposed projects directly benefit endangered and protected native
Hawaiian species, including waterbirds, pollinators, and sea turtles. The restoration activities will support the
coastal and wetland habitat that is critical to BAFS's installation resilience, restoration, and conservation
programs.

Join the Bureau of Land Management and the Redwood Coast Mountain Bike Association to help improve mountain bike trails in the Lacks Creek Management Area.

An approximately 4,300 ft. obsolete boundary fence line is in need of removal to improve access to recreation in the El Mirage OHV Area's 2019 Congressionally-designated Expansion Area.

Volunteers will join Bureau of Land Management staff to spread native plant seed and lay down straw to prevent erosion on public lands. This project is part of a larger trail reroute to improve public safety and access just outside of the Creekside Terrace parking lot on Fort Ord National Monument. We appreciate any help to restore the former trail to a more natural and stable state. The work is dirty and the trail is dusty so please bring gloves, a face mask, and eye protection. We will have extras if needed.

This project focuses on the removal of invasive plant species and the restoration of native vegetation through the planting of container-grown native plants and wildflower seeding for the specific benefit of the Endangered Quino checkerspot butterfly (QCB), as well as other native pollinators. Invasive species are a major threat to local ecosystems, often outcompeting native plants and disrupting wildlife habitats. By removing these harmful plants and reintroducing native species, we aim to restore the ecological balance of the area, promote biodiversity, and improve pollinator habitat.

The Safford Field Office is planning a National Public Lands Day at the Aravaipa Canyon East Trailhead on Saturday, October 25th, 2025. RSVP below.

Join Ola Nuʻupia efforts to steward Nuʻupia Fishpond. Work will focus on clearing invasive Pickleweed from a section of fishpond wall.

Happy Estuaries Week! To kick off celebrating, we're proud to announce progress on a big project in Delaware Bay! The Maurice River is home to a coastal community, fishing port, and important estuarine habitat, but it’s increasingly vulnerable to storms and erosion.

The American Littoral Society will be constructing jute prisms to be incorporated into Thompsons Beach Reef.