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Leave No Trace Spotlight: Skiatook & Keystone Lakes

Join Leave No Trace in Skiatook & Keystone Lakes, OK – Nov 1-2, 2024

We hand-select nominated outdoor spaces that need our collective care and attention. By designating them as Spotlights, we’re rallying the local community to step up, join forces with Leave No Trace, and make a meaningful impact that can revitalize and protect these special places where we recreate, enjoy one another’s company, and elevate our health physically, mentally and emotionally. 

Skiatook & Keystone Lakes has been selected as a 2024 Leave No Trace Spotlight. The Subaru/Leave No Trace Traveling Team will be at Skiatook & Keystone Lakes Nov 1-2, collaborating with hosts and partners on a variety of programs including stewardship projects, workshops, and community outreach.

Opportunities to Get Involved:

NOVEMBER 1:

Free Workshop – Implementing Leave No Trace in Your Community, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm, Chandler Park Community Center, Tulsa

This introductory Leave No Trace Workshop is geared toward local teachers, agency staff, and other full-time, seasonal, or volunteer outdoor/environmental educators interested in teaching kids how to enjoy all outdoor spaces, including Skiatook & Keystone Lakes, responsibly. Advance registration is encouraged.

NOVEMBER 2:

Family Nature Walk at Keystone Lake! 9:00 – 11:00 am, Brush Creek Recreation Area, Sand Springs OK

Join Leave No Trace and the US Army Corps of Engineers for a fun-filled Family Nature Walk to learn how to protect nature and the outdoors. Enjoy an interactive trail with stops including Leave No Trace games and activities for all ages! Visit all stops to receive a goody bag.

Stewardship Project –  Lake Skiatook Cleanup, 1:00 – 3:00 pm, Osage Park Recreation Area, Skiatook, OK

Join Leave No Trace, US Army Corps of Engineers and other partners for a family-friendly fun volunteer day. Volunteers will work on projects including removing trash and litter from popular spots along the shoreline of Lake Skiatook.

– Bring water, snacks, a hat, sunscreen, and layers for the elements. Wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Please bring your own gloves if possible; otherwise, gloves and other supplies will be provided. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by their parent or guardian.

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