Arizona Game and Fish Department

Celebrate Earth Month and APS’s 140th Anniversary by giving back to Arizona’s beautiful waterways!

Join the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD), APS, and our community partners on Wednesday, April 29, to protect our wildlife and keep our lakes pristine. By removing discarded fishing line and trash, you’re helping prevent lethal entanglements for bald eagles, ospreys, and other local species.

Wednesday, April 29 (time vary based on location)

What to bring: Wear outdoor attire, a hat, and sunscreen. We provide bags and tools; please bring your own work gloves and a lunch.

Note: Minor children must be supervised by an adult.

Choose Your Location (Pre-registration Required)

[PHOENIX AREA] Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area: Help restore native wetland habitats in the heart of the historic Salt River.

Lake Pleasant Regional Park: Clean up the shores of the Valley’s premier water recreation destination. Please note, this is not a Department-run event.

[MOGOLLON RIM AREA] Woods Canyon, Willow Springs & Bear Canyon Lakes: Meet at Rim Top Trailhead to deploy across these high-elevation gems.

[FLAGSTAFF AREA] Ashurst Lake: Protect one of Arizona’s rare natural lakes on the Coconino National Forest.

[PRESCOTT AREA] Goldwater Lake: Help maintain this scenic mountain lake nestled in the Prescott National Forest. Please note, this is not a Department-run event.

Registration link forthcoming.

Questions? Contact volunteer@azgfd.gov or call 602-526-2004.