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USACE The Cliffs Railroad Island Project #124 John Day Dam Road Maryhill, WA 98620 05/16/10 — 12/31/10 Hours needed: 100 Volunteers needed: 60 Hours pledged: 0 Hours logged: 0	Description: Project available to individuals & groups wishing to provide community service. You may work 1 hour or 100. Keep the Columbia River & adjacent public lands people & wildlife friendly & demonstrate the leave no trace ethic by picking up litter & removing fire rings & invasive plants. Supplies: Layered clothing, hat, gloves, sunscreen, sturdy non-slip footwear, drinking water. Free on-site camping available. Call the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers John Day-Willow Creek Project for more information at 541 506-7899.	Status: Available
USACE Rock Creek River Access Project #125 Rock Creek Road Goldendale, WA 98620 05/16/10 — 12/31/10 Hours needed: 100 Volunteers needed: 30 Hours pledged: 0 Hours logged: 0	Description: Project available to individuals and groups wishing to provide community service. You may work 1 hour or 100. Keep the Columbia River and adjacent public lands people and wildlife friendly and demonstrate the leave no trace ethic by picking up litter and removing fire rings. Supplies: Layered clothing, hat, gloves, sunscreen, sturdy non-slip footwear, drinking water. Free on-site camping available. Call the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers John Day-Willow Creek Project for more information at 541 506-7899.	Status: Available
USACE Plymouth Park Project #123 Christie Road Plymouth, WA 99346 05/16/10 — 12/31/10 Hours needed: 100 Volunteers needed: 60 Hours pledged: 0 Hours logged: 0	Description: Project available to individuals and groups wishing to provide community service. You may work 1 hour or 100. Keep the Columbia River and adjacent public lands people and wildlife friendly and demonstrate the leave no trace ethic by picking up litter and removing fire rings. Supplies: Layered clothing, hat, gloves, sunscreen, sturdy non-slip footwear, drinking water. Free camping seasonally available nearby. Call the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers John Day-Willow Creek Project for more information at 541 506-7899.	Status: Available
USACE: Alderdale Project #128 Hwy 14 East Roosevelt, WA 99356 05/16/10 — 12/31/10 Hours needed: 100 Volunteers needed: 40 Hours pledged: 0 Hours logged: 0	Description: Project available to individuals & groups wishing to provide community service. You may work 1 hour or 100. Keep the Columbia River & adjacent public lands people & wildlife friendly & demonstrate the leave no trace ethic by picking up litter & removing fire rings. Supplies: Layered clothing, hat, gloves, sunscreen, sturdy non-slip footwear, drinking water. Free on-site primitive camping available. Call the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers John Day-Willow Creek Project for more information at 541 506-7899.	Status: Available