Sector Seventeen (Elms One and Mawk One) create a multi-national themed mural in front of the Idaho State Capitol Building, Boise, Idaho on June 9-11, 2018. The completed mural, painted on canvas, is expected to be on display at future World Village Fest events. The mural was painted during the 2018 World Village Fest over a three day period between June 9-11, 2018. The festival included participants representing Boise's Mexican, Basque, Native Americans, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Bosnian, African, Lao, North and South America, Middle Eastern, Indian and Greek communities.

Friends of the Owyhee geology tour of the Succor Creek State Natural Area on March 9-11, 2018. This trip was organized by Tim Davis (FOTO) and guided by geologists Sammy Castonguay (TVCC), Andrea Bowen (Vale BLM), and Sarah Doyle (Baker BLM). Friends of the Owyhee (FOTO) exists to help care for and protect the Owyhee Watershed throughout Oregon, Idaho, and Nevada. FOTO works collaboratively with conservation and recreation groups, landowners, ranchers, tribes, sportsman, and government agencies to help ensure the Owyhees unique ecological, cultural and recreational resources are protected for future generations to experience and enjoy.

Sector Seventeen (Elms One, Mawk One, Seton) collaborating with artists (Dkoy1, Kango Kid, Taylor) to create a Hitchcock themed mural on the West-facing side of The Record Exchange in Boise, Idaho. The mural was painted on the Hitchcock Building during the 2018 Treefort Music Fest over a seven day period between March 19-25, 2018. The overall theme is Alfred Hitchcock and combines elements from movie stills and graffiti art.