04/16/2021 Superstition Mountains Restoration Project
7,920 pounds of trash removed (3.96 tons)
Our Dedicated Restoration Team, along with the Tonto National Forest Service - Mesa Ranger District and several volunteers helped us remove an abandoned squatter camp in Apache Junction on the Tonto National Forest. The camp had been there for seven years and it was abandoned about a year ago.
This project was sponsored by Dumpsters.com Thank you to everyone at Dumpsters.com for donating the dumpster for this project, we are grateful for your continued support of our restorations! We removed 3.96 tons of trash! That’s 7,920 pounds of trash no longer littering the Tonto National Forest. We also removed & recycled 2 tires.
Thank you to everyone who helped us restore this site back to its natural beauty and reclaim it for the wildlife and anyone who passes through this part of the desert! Thank you to everyone at the Tonto National Forest Service - Mesa Ranger District for their teamwork on this project! Huge shout out to Robin & TJ from the Tonto for coming out to help our team!
Thank you to the veterans on our Dedicated Restoration Team for your hard work on this project; Justin Ballard, Sean Brooks, Derick Cotten, & Ryan Morin. Thank you to the volunteers we invited to come out and help us; Brittany, Mariano, Andrew, & Nick! We had so much fun with all of you and it meant a lot to Justin & I that you would come out to help us!
This project is also possible due to support from our Sponsors & Supporters, thank you!
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Before & After Photos (action photos below)
Action Photos
We love wildlife and we do everything we can to relocate them and keep them safe!
We relocated a rattlesnake, a couple of centipedes and scorpions, a camel spider, several mice/desert rats, and a lizard who climbed onto Derick’s hat and wanted to stay there.
