Join the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for a community volunteer day focused on improving the Wood Hill Bike Trail System. Volunteers will help clear debris, perform essential trail maintenance, and remove trash to enhance the quality and accessibility of this popular local recreation area. The BLM will provide equipment for hauling and disposing of refuse, and participants are encouraged to wear sturdy shoes and gloves and bring a rake or shovel. This event offers a great opportunity to connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts and make a positive impact on our local trails and environment.

Celebrate National Public Lands Day with us! Show your love and support of public lands by going outdoors and helping with some restoration projects around the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Visitor Center and get your hands dirty planting new native plants along the Ed Hastey Garden Trail.

Local Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) clubs begin at both ends of Phantom Canyon and drive their OHVs along the roads and clean up litter along the way.

In celebration of the recently designated Chuckwalla National Monument, BLM's Palm Springs South Coast Field Office will host a National Public Lands Day event at Cottonwood Springs. Our goal is to not only educate our volunteers of the significance of the Chuckwalla National Monument but also to improve upon the recreational opportunities there. Additionally, Cottonwood Springs serves as the WWII historical site Camp Young, so we will provide an overview of this history as part of our clean up efforts.

4th Grade Outdoor Classroom with resource staff from the BLM Tucson Field Office and volunteers from the Empire Ranch Foundation.

Join us for a community‑driven clean up of the Wickenburg area, where volunteers will help remove scattered trash and refresh one of Wickenburg’s most popular outdoor destinations. This event focuses on general area clean up, supporting ongoing efforts to keep the canyon safe, welcoming, and enjoyable for all visitors. Your participation helps protect local recreation spaces and maintains the natural beauty of this well‑loved spot.

The BLM will host a invasive species removal to benefit the unique habitat at Aravaipa Creek. The target species for removal is vinca, a invasive weed that smothers and crowds out native riparian plants.

The location will be near the East Aravaipa Trailhead at Bear Canyon. There is a parcel of BLM managed land that contains a section of the creek. BLM will supply tool, supplies, drinks, and a light lunch for volunteers.

Join a focused 6-8 person volunteer crew to remove trash and discarded tires along Route 66 and nearby Mojave Trails National Monument lands. Cleanup locations will be identified in advance and assigned to volunteers. This effort will also help assess a model for future cleanups elsewhere in the monument.

Removal of fencing wire

Assist with planting shrubs around wildlife guzzler to replenish what was burned in the Dixon's Pond Wildfire. Along with fence repair and removal of old fenceline along with any trash within the area.