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The Don’t Trash Nevada Messaging Campaign Roll-Out Event

trailer
trailer
The Don’t Trash Nevada supply trailer made its debut at the October 12, 2006 messaging campaign announcement. If you see this trailer you can be sure people are hard at work cleaning up our public lands.
news coverage

Local television news organizations were on hand to report on the messaging campaign announcement.
army national guard

The Nevada Army National Guard Honor Guard was at the event for the presentation of colors.
army national guard

Members of the public were invited to the event. The turnout was impressive.
US Senator John Ensign

other speakers

The Honorable U.S. Senator John Ensign spoke at the event.  The Senator spoke about our precious natural resources and reminded everyone that the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act is helping to protect our environment by keeping land sale money in Nevada.

Other speakers at the event were Amy Lueders, Nevada Associate State Director of the Bureau of Land Management (at podium); Stephanie Phillips, SNAP Board Chair and Deputy Forest Supervisor with the U.S. Forest Service; Dr. Peg Rees, UNLV Associate Vice President for Research and Community Outreach and Executive Director of the Public Lands Institute; and Angie Lara, Associate Field Manager of the Las Vegas Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management (seated left to right).
law enforcement

Effective law enforcement is an important element to litter and dumping prevention. Law enforcement officers from the Bureau of Land Management, USDA Forest Service, National Park Service, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service pose for a photograph with Senator Ensign.
cleanup
cleanup
cleanup

After the messaging campaign announcement Don’t Trash Nevada hosted a barbeque (courtesy of Republic Services of Southern Nevada) and clean-up. Over 25 cubic yards of trash and debris were removed during the event.
anit-litter team

The interagency anti-litter and dumping team created the Don’t Trash Nevada campaign with the help of many people along the way, including Aztec Communication, a Las Vegas-based public relations firm. From left to right the members of the team are Doug Joslin, Public Lands Institute; Nancy Bernard, National Park Service; Erick Walker, US Forest Service; Lisa Christianson, Bureau of Land Management; Linda Miller, U.S. Fish and Wildlife; and Robbie McAboy, Bureau of Land Management.