Colorado Springs, CO Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics trains "ultra stewards"

Colorado Springs, CO outdoor ethics training

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The City of Colorado Springs is partnering with the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics to train "ultra stewards" for its heavily trafficked parks. The Leave No Trace training for city parks staffers and volunteers included day-long science courses and education on enforcing the seven principles of outdoor ethics. The seven principles include planning, traveling on durable surfaces, waste disposal, leaving what you find, minimizing campfires, respecting wildlife, and being considerate.

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Colorado Springs, CO

Municipality in Colorado

United States

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Colorado Springs parks mission: turning ultra users into ultra stewards | Lifestyle | gazette.com

Colorado Springs officials have embarked on a first-of-its-kind initiative aimed at inspiring new guardians for the city's heavily trafficked parks and open spaces.

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