Cleaning up the shells

On May 22, volunteers from Patagonia’s Reno, Nev. Service Center helped clean up the area off Jack Sawyer Road near Travertine Hot Springs in Bridgeport. The area was littered with shell casings, old targets and trash. “This is what the power of partnership is capable of,” said Jeff Hunter of the Bodie Hills Conservation Partnership. Other partners included the BLM and the Bridgeport Indian Colony.

On May 22, volunteers from Patagonia’s Reno, Nev. Service Center helped clean up the area off Jack Sawyer Road near Travertine Hot Springs in Bridgeport. The area was littered with shell casings, old targets and trash. “This is what the power of partnership is capable of,” said Jeff Hunter of the Bodie Hills Conservation Partnership. Other partners included the BLM and the Bridgeport Indian Colony.

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