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Photo: OFTF Facebook
The Okanagan Forest Task Force wants to make sure the younger generation understands the importance of keeping the community clean.
That's why OFTF founder Kane Blake teamed up with Rutland Senior Secondary on Monday.
Blake, along with the RSS forestry class, drove up to the Postill Lake area to clean up a shooting range.
"Thank you for the second year of letting us help teach these kids about backcountry responsibility," Blake said on Facebook.
The Okanagan Forest Task Force was formed in August 2016 by a group of outdoor enthusiasts who were concerned over the growing epidemic of illegal dumping in our forests, recreational areas and along natural waterways.
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