In addition to helping people organize their own local community cleanups with Community Clean Up Kits and being a leader in Environmental Education about illegal garbage dumps, Clean Forest Project works with agencies and land owners in a variety of stewardship activities. Clean Forest Project employs crews and can manage crews throughout several states.  Clean Forest Project crew leaders are hazmat trained, watershed maintenance trained, forest management trained and rappelling trained for cleanup down cliff and hills.

What Clean Forest Project Crews Do....

• clean up dumpsites
• remove abandoned vehicles and trailers
• monitor sites for re-dumping
• post anti-dumping signage
• build trails and perform trail maintenance
• remove noxious weeds
• plant native species and plants
• cleanup of drug trafficking sites
• campground and hot springs cleanup and maintenance
• cemetery cleanup and maintenance
• beautify historic, cultural and scenic sites

For information on obtaining a Clean Forest Project Crew, please fill out the form below and a representative will contact you shortly.