Natural Restorationsxxx
Mesa, Arizona 85201
United States
Natural Restorations
Overview
Our mission is to remove trash, graffiti, & anything foreign to the environment from outdoor recreation & wilderness areas across Arizona while enriching the lives of Military Veterans & other community members. We accomplish our mission by hosting volunteer cleanup events throughout the year for community members, including youth volunteers, and we manage & support a Dedicated Restoration Team with contracted Military Veterans who conduct restorations beyond the reach of most volunteers. We have removed over 253 tons of trash & more than 3,520 square feet of graffiti from natural areas!
Keep up to date with upcoming events on our Facebook page.
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November 7
Join Natural Restorations, @tontonationalforest, Copperstate 4 Wheelers, & @tral_az for the 17th annual Four Peaks & Sugar Loaf Cleanup Event on Saturday, November 7th from 8am to 12pm.
FREE VOLUNTEER LUNCH at 12pm from TRAL!
*Everyone is welcome, including youth volunteers! You do not need an OHV or 4X4 to participate. Click the link in our profile & click Volunteer Event Calendar for event info, directions, & registration.
*Volunteers with OHV’s & 4x4’s: If you have an OHV or 4X4, we need your help running the trails at Four Peaks & Sugar Loaf to pick up trash. If you have a truck or trailer, we could use your help hauling loads of trash to the dumpsters.
*Non OHV/4-Wheel Drive Volunteers: You do not need an OHV (off-highway vehicle) or 4x4 to participate, the road to the sign-in table is graded but wash boarded so drive slowly & carefully. There are plenty of areas within walking distance of the parking corral that need our help.
*Everyone is welcome, including youth volunteers! A parent, guardian, or adult group leader must accompany and supervise anyone under the age of 18 years old.
*This project is financed in part by a Natural Restorations grant from the Arizona Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Recreation Fund administered by @azstateparks & Trails.
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