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| Teach others to walk through the middle of a muddy trail, instead of around it, to avoid unnecessary erosion and trampling of vegetation along side the trial. |
In an age where technology seemingly tethers people to their electronic devices more and more, connecting kids and adults to the natural world is crucial. With spring right around the corner, this is the perfect time of year to get others excited about spending time in nature. According to the Journal of Environmental Psychology, being outside in nature makes people feel more alive. This week is National Environmental Education Week! If you are in a position to get people excited about being in the natural world, we have many useful resources and activities available on the Leave No Trace website. Whether you are a school teacher, involved in a youth-serving organization, work for a guide or outfitter service, work in a park system, or just love to share information with others- check out the website for inspiring ideas on how to teach others about Leave No Trace and respecting the outdoors where you play.
Respect the Resource...Kate and Tracy
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One of the things that I really wish we had back then in our younger years is the right environmental education. We didn't have any course about it even in college. But, its good to know that for the young generations, there are some people who are teaching environmental courses.
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