Leave No Trace Awareness Seminar

Many of us have taken a pine cone or rock, veered off the trail to dodge mud puddles, gotten too close to wildlife or tossed an apple core into the woods. While these actions may seem harmless at the time, until we learn to reduce our impact, the quality of our outdoor experiences and the recreational resources we enjoy are at critical risk.

Also at risk is our continued access to wildlands as land management agencies sometimes take restrictive action to protect the resources they manage. Unless, of course, education catches up with behavior, and we all learn to leave the outdoors as unchanged as possible by our presence. With the increase in visitors to our provincial and national parks, hiking trails, fishing spots and more it’s more important than ever that we take care while out and be responsible and respect the land we’re on!

Join Ashley for a Leave No Trace Awareness session as she goes over best practices while adventuring, exploring, camping, beach going and more!