CASA PROGRAMS
Adopt A Crag NOVEMBER 24!
CASA's November 24 Adopt a Crag: Crags Against Humanity Pilot Project Kickoff 
Help CASA launch our new groundbreaking initiative to upgrade the trails and landings at the Crags Against Humanity climbing area to improve access and prevent erosion.
When: Sunday, November 24 | 8:00am — 1:30pm Where: Crags Against Humanity, Santa Catalina Highway Why: This is the first climbing infrastructure project on the Coronado National Forest since its inception in 1908—over a century! For the past 10 years, CASA has worked closely with the Forest Service to build strong relations and allow projects such as this to proceed. This project helps legitimize climbing on Forest Lands. It also paves the way for the Forest Service to directly support climbing and climbing access through improvements to trail, access routes, and landings. Are you excited to be a part of history?? Check the details on the Stewardship Events page! Want more details about the Pilot Project? Read the Stewardship News Page! Ready to dig in or clean up the area? Sign up here! 
CRAGS AGAINST HUMANITY PROJECT
The Crags Against Humanity Project, an initiative aimed at preserving and enhancing climbing areas, has recently achieved a significant milestone. The project, led by the CASA Stewardship Lead Eric Ruljancich, has received NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) approval from the Coronado National Forest (CNF). This approval marks a crucial step forward in the project's goal of adopting and improving the area known as Crags Against Humanity, located within the CNF. More information can be found in the Stewardship News. |
CASA presents
American Alpine Climbing Guide Ben Luedtke Thanks to everyone for attending! Stay tuned for future event announcements.
Your CASA Anchor Team has been busy this summer replacing bolts on Mt Lemmon. The bolts in the photo below were all removed from the route Metro on Honeymooner Wall at Windy Point.
Thanks to the American Safe Climbing Association (ASCA) for their support! If you are seeing suspect climbing hardware out there like this or worse:
Don't forget to....
FOREST SERVICE NEWS
US Forest Service
Trail & Climbing Information The Coronado National Forest (CNF) has released the final Santa Catalina Trail Plan!
For climbing-specific plans, check out the Crags Against Humanity Project! The Coronado National Forest Website now has a climbing webpage! 
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OTHER TUCSON EVENTS
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Stay tuned for news on other climbing-related events.
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Photo courtesy of Eric Ruljancich
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