NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS DAY
Since 1994, volunteers have come together on the fourth Saturday of every September to participate in stewardship projects to celebrate National Public Lands Day (NPLD), a day dedicated to service and supporting our cherished public lands. In the last decade, over one million volunteers have supported NPLD projects nationwide. You can be a part of this widespread volunteer movement.
On Saturday September 27, Positional Projects is partnering with Desert Cleanse Project, High Desert Keepers, Landers Homestead Valley Association, and others to clean up the remarkable Giant Rock freestanding boulder in Landers, CA. Activities will include trash clean-up and graffiti removal, and lunch will be provided.
Positional Projects is also hosting optional camping the night before (September 26).
Volunteer at Giant Rock!
Bags, gloves and lunch will be provided. Wear long pants, long sleeve shirt, and bring water, snacks, and sun protection. 4x4 vehicles are strongly recommended to access the cleanup site.
Volunteers gather at Giant Rock at 9 AM — about an hour and 15 minute drive from Palm Springs.
Full information about the event is available at the Positional Projects registration link below. Be sure to register on this GOPS site, also, so we know if you'd like to arrange your own carpool with others who share their contact information.
NOTE TO VOLUNTEERS: You must register at the following link to attend: click here to register with Positional Projects
Meeting Location: Arrange your own carpool meeting location and time, or drive directly to the cleanup location.
Cleanup Location: Giant Rock 34.332626, -116.388722
There is no GOPS leader for this event.
Health Problems/allergies: Discuss any medical concerns with the event leader that may affect your ability to complete this event.
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