Volunteers sought for clean-up day in Malheur County’s Succor Creek area
By Logan Bagett on Friday, March 20th, 2026 in More Top Stories Northeastern Oregon News
MALHEUR COUNTY — Volunteers will gather and take part in what organizers are calling a “heavy-duty stewardship day” in the Succor Creek area of Malheur County. Friends of the Owyhee (FOTO), Sons of Smokey (SOS), and the Idaho Gambler 208 group are all partnering to clean up the area March 27th through the 29th.
FOTO expressed, “We’re hauling out the big stuff—burned RVs, abandoned campers, & major trash piles.”
All are welcome to camp and participate in the cleanup efforts. Organizers state that high-clearance vehicles, gloves, eye protection, sturdy footwear, water, food, and personal safety gear are all needed for the event.
Details of the Succor Creek Clean-Up are provided by FOTO below:
(From Friends of the Owyhee)
**Cleanup starts at 9am Saturday for those who want to come for the day**
Join Friends of the Owyhee, 208 Gamblers, & Sons of Smokey for a heavy-duty stewardship day.
We’re hauling out the big stuff—burned RVs, abandoned campers, & major trash piles.
Who Can Participate
-Friends of the Owyhee community
-Gambler 500 / 208 Gamblers
-Sons of Smokey
-All are welcome!
What’s Needed
-High-clearance vehicles
-Gloves, eye protection, and sturdy footwear
-Water, food, and personal safety gear
Partners
-Friends of the Owyhee
-Gambler 500 / 208 Gamblers
-Sons of Smokey
Schedule (High-Level)
-Friday: Arrival and camp setup
-Saturday: **Clean up operations**
-Saturday Night: Camp (optional)
-Sunday: Depart on your own schedule
Notes
-Remote area with uneven terrain and sharp debris
-Be prepared for variable weather and self-sufficiency
-Leave No Trace principles apply to camp and work areas
