Dalman, Jhaziel STEM 12-4 (all graphics & design belongs to Canva)
Leave No Trace
LD YOU DO?
WHAT SHOU
MINIMIZE CAMPFIRE IMPACTS.
Fires are potentially the most
dangerous and expensive impact
we might do. It is important to
control consumption of resources.
BE CONSIDERATE OF ALL VISITORS. PLAN AHEAD AND PREPARE.
One of the most important
components of outdoor ethics is to
maintain courtesy toward other
visitors. It helps everyone enjoy
their outdoor experience.
LEAVE WHAT YOU FIND.
Leave every natural, wild, and
archaeological area exactly as you
found it, allowing others a sense
of discovery by leaving rocks,
plants, archaeological artifacts
and other objects of interest as
you found them.
"do your part, leave nothing but footprints, take
nothing but pictures, kill nothing but time."
DISPOSE WASTE PROPERLY.
Proper waste disposal involves
committing to waste segregation,
keeping the area or site clean.
Plan ahead by considering your
goals and those of your group.
Prepare by gathering local
information, expectations, and
getting the technical skills, first aid
knowledge, and equipment to make
the trip a success.
RESPECT WILDLIFE.
Do not disturb wildlife just for a
"better look". Observe wildlife
from a distance so they are not
scared or forced to flee from their
habitat, never follow or approach a
wildlife.