N. Fork Wolf Creek Target Shooting Lanes OPEN

The target shooting lanes on North Fork of Wolf Creek Road have re-opened after an upgrade project funded through an NRA Foundation Grant obtained by Trash No Land.

THANK YOU SOLVE VOLUNTEERS

One hundred and ten pounds of debris was removed from the Wilson River on Saturday, September 29, as part of the SOLVE Beach & Riverside Cleanup.

Forty volunteers joined ODF staff to clean debris from the Wilson River at Smith Homestead and Jones Creek Day Use Area.

Thank you for your hard work and the contribution you made to the Tillamook State Forest.

Beaver Dam Rock Pit Volunteer Day

On Saturday, August 25th our partners at Trash No Land hosted a clean-up of the Beaver Dam Rock Pit.  33 volunteers spent the morning scouring the pit and pulled out over 20 yards of garbage and debris related to target shooting activity.

THANKS TRASH NO LAND!

Dedicated Volunteer Community (left)
Trash No Land had 33 volunteers respond to their call for help from the target shooting community in cleaning up the Beaver Dam Rock Pit.

Filled to Overflowing (right) 
It only took a few hours for volunteers to fill the 20 yard dumpster  provided by the Oregon Department of Forestry for the clean-up efforts.










After (left)  The Beaver Dam Rock Pit hasn't been this clean in a long time.  The folks from Trash No Land hope this prompts target shooting enthusiasts to help keep the site clean by taking home targets, garbage and brass or shells.