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Volunteers will help clear debris, perform essential trail maintenance, and remove trash to enhance the quality and accessibility of this popular local recreation area.
As part of the Freedom 250 initiative, the Bureau of Land Management invites the public for a condor release at the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument on National Public Lands Day, Saturday, Sept. 26.
Volunteers, in collaboration with the BLM, SOLVE and Molalla River Watch, will clean up recreation sites and day use sites along the Molalla River. Volunteers will also perform trail maintenance activities on the nearby Hardy Creek trail system.
Volunteers are encouraged to bring their mountain bikes to help monitor the trail, identify and repair trail braiding issues, and reclaim unauthorized routes nearby
Come out to the Water Canyon Recreation Area and volunteer for National Public Lands Day on 9/26/2026. Volunteer stewardship projects include trail feature construction, trail maintenance, and pollinator garden improvements.
This is a NPLD project to create seed capsules that will used to increase the plant diversity at the Pollinator Plot at the John Jarvie Historic Ranch.
Volunteer with BLM for National Public Lands Day to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. All volunteers should come prepared with sun protection, sturdy closed-toe footwear, snacks, and water to stay comfortable throughout the day.
The Bureau of Land Management's High Desert District and Rock Springs Field Office, in partnership with Sweetwater Custom Works and the Sweetwater Snowpokes ATV Club, will host a National Public Lands Day volunteer event at the historic Tri-State Territory Marker on Saturday, Sept. 12, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
In recognition of America's 250th anniversary and the BLM's 80th anniversary, the Las Cruces District Office, in collaboration with the City of Las Cruces, will host a community event designed to connect residents with public lands.