Skills Series: Trash Timeline From Leave No Trace Learn about the trash timeline, using research from a USDA Forest Service Study that averages the amount of time it takes for trash to biodegrade, corrode, or photodegrade in a variety of environments. Read More Stewardship // April 01, 2024
5 Ways to Make Your Cleanup More Sustainable From Leave No Trace Are part of a group that gets out regularly to cleanup your local park or protected area? Maybe you are always on the hunt for a volunteer opportunity. Or maybe you just strive to pick up a few pieces of litter on your... Read More Stewardship // April 01, 2024
Keep Wildlife Wild in Colorado's Bear County From Colorado Tourism Office The chance to explore a wild place that is still inhabited by large predators is a special experience, but one that also comes with responsibility. Read More Stewardship // March 11, 2024
When Bears Wake Up From the National Park Service When spring arrives and the snow begins to melt, bears start to wake up after months of hibernation. It is an exciting time of the year for bears and park visitors. Read More Stewardship // March 11, 2024
Stop the Leave No Trace Policing From Leave No Trace Leave No Trace should never be used to shame, harass, exclude or police people in the outdoors. Full stop. Practicing Leave No Trace is just that: a practice. It is about action, not perfection. Read More Stewardship // February 12, 2024