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    The Leave No Trace 7 Principles must be followed to preserve natural areas and protect wildlife. They are: 1) know the regulations and conditions of the area you visit; 2) avoid damaging plants and wildlife, do not introduce non-native species, and do not remove objects; and 3) properly dispose of waste, minimize campfires, keep a clean camp, and respect other visitors.

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    The Leave No Trace 7 Principles must be followed to preserve natural areas and protect wildlife. They are: 1) know the regulations and conditions of the area you visit; 2) avoid damaging plants and wildlife, do not introduce non-native species, and do not remove objects; and 3) properly dispose of waste, minimize campfires, keep a clean camp, and respect other visitors.

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    The
    No Trace
    Seven
    Principles
    Why must the
    Leave No Trace
    7 Principles be
    followed?
     Preserve the past: examine, but do not
     Know the regulations and touch cultural or historic structures and
    special concerns for the ar- artifacts.
    ea you'll visit.  Leave rocks, plants and other natural ob-
     Prepare for extreme weath- jects as you find them.
    er, hazards, and emergen-  Avoid introducing or transporting non-
    cies. native species.
     Schedule your trip to avoid
    times of high use.

     Campfires can cause lasting impacts to


    the backcountry. Use a lightweight stove
    for cooking and enjoy a candle lantern
    for light.
     Where fires are permitted, use estab-
     Durable surfaces include
    lished fire rings, fire pans, or mound
    established trails and
    fires.
    campsites, rock, gravel, dry
    grasses or snow.
     Protect riparian areas by
    camping at least 200 feet
    from lakes and streams.
     Protect wildlife and your food by storing
    rations and trash securely.
     Control pets at all times, or leave them at
    home.

     Pack it in, pack it out. In-


    spect your campsite and
    rest areas for trash or
    spilled foods. Pack out all
    trash, leftover food and lit-  Take breaks and camp away from trails
    ter. and other visitors.
     Deposit solid human waste  Let nature's sounds prevail. Avoid loud
    in catholes dug 6 to 8 inches voices and noises.
    deep, at least 200 feet from
    water, camp and trails. Reference:
    https://lnt.org/learn/7-principles

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