Pirate Mine Clean Up
The Tonopah Field Office for the Bureau of Land Management in cooperation with UNR Extension and the Town of Tonopah will be hosting a cleanup event along the sides of the road near the old Pirate Mine located in Tonopah, Nevada. We will be cleaning up the trash along the sides of the road after the corner where Dynamite Road meets Waterline Road while learning about the local plants and wildlife there as well. Gloves, trash bags, and some trash grabbers will be provided. Snacks and water will also be provided throughout the route.

In-Person Event
located at Pirate Mine Area after Dynamite Road Meets Waterline Road.

Event Address:

Latitude: 38.0830
Longitude: -117.2249

Kenner Vorheis
Bureau of Land Management Outdoor Recreation Planner
(775) 482-7832
Picture
Event details

The goal of this National Public Lands Day event is to bring together and connect the public and the BLM to learn how to preserve and protect our Public Lands for us, and for the future.  The Tonopah Field Office for the Bureau of Land Management along with University of Nevada Reno Extension and The Town of Tonopah will be hosting a cleanup event along the sides of the road near the old Pirate Mine located in Tonopah, Nevada. We will be cleaning up the trash along the sides of the road starting after Dynamite Road meets Waterline Road, more information is located on the map flyer. We will also be learning about the local plants and wildlife. Gloves, trash bags, and some trash grabbers will be provided for the participants. We will have a few porta-potties stationed throughout the project area. There will be snacks and water for the volunteers. If you would like to volunteer, we recommend wearing high visibility clothing and wearing a hat. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to Kenner Elena Vorheis at kvorheis@blm.gov.

Additional event information
Intended audience(s)
Adult
Youth
Family
College
Event Details
Volunteer Activities
Educational Activities
Historical/Cultural Activities
Recreational Activities
Estimated Number of Participants
150
Organizations/groups
Donate