Dedicated Restoration Team - Cinder Hills OHV Area, Flagstaff
DEDICATED RESTORATION TEAM
Our Dedicated Restoration Team expands the impact of our vision by providing contract work in nature to Military Veterans. Our team works throughout the year in areas that see repeated dumping, remote areas, areas too sensitive for a large number of volunteers, as well as graffiti removal and replanting projects, including cacti salvaging.
183 Team Restoration Projects Completed
Over 505 Tons of Trash Removed
48,837 square feet of graffiti removed
More than 84,500 cacti & trees replanted
1,658 tires removed & recycled
Over 22,270 hours of restoration work in nature for military veterans on our team
Dedicated Restoration Team - Bulldog Canyon OHV Area
Check out each Dedicated Restoration Team Project below
There is more to our Dedicated Restoration Team than trash & graffiti removal and replanting projects. We provide opportunities for military veterans to spend time in nature while making a positive impact on the environment, and finding camaraderie and community by working side-by-side with other military veterans.
Addressing their need to serve, our program helps veterans redefine their purpose by providing an opportunity to make lasting impacts on Arizona’s outdoor recreation and wilderness areas while working with other veterans.
In January 2017, we launched our first Dedicated Restoration Team and began contracting military veterans to work on Trash & Graffiti Restoration Projects with us.
In November 2020, our Dedicated Restoration Team launched a Replanting Program.
Click HERE to view our 2022 OHV-fund grant.
Click HERE to view our 2021 OHV-Fund grant.
Click HERE to view our 2020 OHV-Fund Grant.
Click HERE to view our 2019 OHV-Fund Grant.
If you or your organization is interested in sponsoring our Dedicated Restoration Team and helping fund team projects, please contact us.
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Lower Sycamore OHV Area - June 2024
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Hewitt Station OHV Area - June 2024
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Sugar Loaf, 4 Peaks, & The Rolls OHV Areas - May 2024
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Lower Sycamore, 4 Peaks & Hewitt Station OHV Areas - May 2024
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In February, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 15,500 pounds of trash & 4 tires from the Desert Wells OHV Area.
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In February, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 12,660 pounds of trash and 57 tires from the Superior OHV trails.
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In January, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 5,220 pounds of trash, 9 tires & 271 square feet of graffiti from Four Peaks & Mesquite Wash.
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In January, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 10,320 pounds of trash & 3 tires from Lower Sycamore OHV Area.
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In January, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 90 square feet of graffiti from Blue Wash Trail.
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In January, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 337 square feet of graffiti from Blue Point, Coon Bluff, and Foxtail.
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In November, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 4,720 pounds of trash & 9 tires from the Globe Pipeline OHV area.
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In October, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 8,600 pounds of trash & 2 tires from the Globe Pipeline OHV area.
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1,375 square feet of graffiti removed.
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In September, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 13,420 pounds of trash & 2 tires from the Porter Mountain/Ski Hi OHV Area.
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In September, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 5,180 pounds of trash & 15 tires from the Lone Pine Dam OHV area.
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In August, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 5,420 pounds of trash & 2 tires from the Sink Hole Lake OHV Area.
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In August, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 8,360 pounds of trash & 13 tires from the Oil Well OHV Area.
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In June, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 10,720 pounds of trash & 72 tires from the Little Mormon Lake OHV Area.
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In June, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 10,620 pounds of trash & 1 tires from the Perkinsville OHV trails.
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In May, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 8,440 pounds of trash from the Cinder Hills OHV Area.
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In April, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 12,060 pounds of trash & 40 tires from the Superior OHV trails.
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In April, our Dedicated Restorations Team removed 5,440 pounds of trash from Butcher Jones OHV Area.
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In April, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 19.860 pounds of trash from Sugar Loaf.
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2-week project: 20,242 square feet of graffiti removed and 1.83 tons of trash removed
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2-week project: 20,242 square feet of graffiti removed and 1.83 tons of trash removed
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In March, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 20,760 pounds of trash from Sugar Loaf.
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In February, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 23,560 pounds of trash from Lower Sycamore.
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In February, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 5,260 pounds of trash & 5 tires from Mesquite Wash.
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In February, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 13,480 pounds of trash & 3 tires from Four Peaks.
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In January, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 27,200 pounds of trash, 4 tires, & 56 sq ft graffiti removed from Lower Sycamore.
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In January, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 22,060 pounds of trash & 2 tires from Sugar Loaf OHV Area.
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In December 2018, through a grant from ON Semiconductor, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 3,704 square feet of graffiti and 3,620 pounds of trash from the Lower Salt River and Saguaro Lake.
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In December, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 3,240 pounds of trash from Butcher Jones OHV Area.
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In December, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 6,260 pounds of trash from Mesquite Wash OHV Area. We also removed graffiti from several areas.
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In October, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 11,060 pounds of trash from Butcher Jones OHV Area.
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In July, our Dedicated Restoration Team Removed 4,740 pounds of trash, including thousands of nails from illegally burned pallet fires burned on roads & trails, from the Cinder Hills OHV Area in Flagstaff.
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In June, our Dedicated Restoration Team Removed 2,300 pounds of trash, including thousands of nails from illegally burned pallet fires burned on roads & trails, from the Cinder Hills OHV Area in Flagstaff.
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In April, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 7,620 pounds of trash from Butcher Jones OHV Area.
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IIn April, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 23,380 pounds of trash from Lower Sycamore.
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In March, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 7,400 pounds of trash from Mesquite Wash OHV Area.
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In March, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 38,340 pounds of trash from Lower Sycamore OHV Area. We also removed several panels of graffiti from rock faces.
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In February, our Dedicated Restoration Team removed 11,060 pounds of trash from Mesquite Wash OHV Area.
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We launched our Dedicated Restoration Team in February at Lower Sycamore OHV Area and removed 23,240 pounds of trash and several panels of graffiti from rock faces.
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