SierraScape April - May 2009
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Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics, a non-profit organization dedicated to building awareness, appreciation, and above all, respect for public recreation areas, is coming to Hawn State Park on April 11th to promote responsible recreation and environmental stewardship.
Come join the Traveling Trainers, Team East, JD Tanner and Emily Ressler, for a fun and educational experience. This workshop will include slideshows, games and information on how to become a Leave No Trace steward.
The Leave No Trace message helps public land visitors understand and practice minimum impact skills and ethics.
Information from the Leave No Trace program, coupled with a visitor's attitude, and ethical commitment to land stewardship, makes the Leave No Trace program useful for all recreationists, regardless of whether they are on a day trip or a month-long expedition.
Program Synopsis:
Walk away from this session with the tools necessary to reduce impacts on your favorite outdoor places.
Objectives:
- Participants will gain a better understanding of the depth of the Leave No Trace program.
- Participants will learn about and receive samples of Leave No Trace education and training materials.
- Participants will leave the session with a clear strategy for easily implementing Leave No Trace education into their work and play.
About The Subaru/Leave No Trace Traveling Trainer Program:
The Subaru Leave No Trace Traveling Trainers reach millions of individuals annually, promoting stewardship of the outdoors, and supporting active lifestyles. Through the tireless efforts of three talented, savvy and experienced teams the Traveling Trainers have become a well known, well respected education and outreach program that is in higher demand than ever across the country. Please visit www.LNT.org to learn more.