Plan Ahead & Prepare
Travel & Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
100
This simple activity can be done at home to prepare food to better leave no trace.
What is repackaging
100
This word describes the ability of a surface or vegetation to withstand wear or remain in a stable condition
What is “Durability”?
100
A conscientious no‐trace camper always keeps and leaves this type of campsite.
What is clean?
100
Some say this is the only sign you should leave that you have visited an area.
What is footprints?
100
Instead of a fire, you could use this to heat your food and water and leave no trace.
What is a campstove?
200
Scouts should forecast this in their trip planning and preparation.
What is weather
200
These are the top 5 durable surfaces for travel and camping.
What is rock, sand, gravel, ice, and snow?
200
A small hole used to dispose of solid human waste in a backcountry setting.
What is a cathole?
200
This is what you should take with you from an area you visit
What is pictures?
200
A five letter word describing appropriate Leave No Trace campfires.
What is small?
300
More than any other activity, this has the potential to cause more land and wildlife impact than any other.
What is poor planning and preparation?
300
When breaking camp, you should do this to your campsite.
What is to naturalize?
300
Two “S” words describing the process for handling dishwater?
What are “Strain” and “Sump” or “Scatter”?
300
Three examples of unacceptable impact to campsite vegetation.
What is hammering nails into trees, cutting/sawing living trees, picking flowers, walking on plants, eating a lot of edible plants nearby?
300
You should use (?) but not (?) to extinguish campfires.
What are “Water” and “Dirt”?
400
Every participant in an outdoor activity should be prepared with these
What are the ten essentials
400
In high use areas, you should do this to minimize your further impacts.
What is to concentrate impacts to established trails and sites?
400
The necessary distance a cathole should be from any trail, campsite, or water.
What is 200 feet?
400
The phrase “found and not made” refers to what?
What is good campsites?
400
This type of fire build‐up uses mineral dirt underneath to protect the ground from heat and damage.
What is a mound fire?
500
Proper planning and preparation will enable participants to have the proper (?) and (?) for the activity.
What are skills and equipment?
500
Found in desert environments, this is extremely fragile and sensitive to traffic.
What is cryptobiotic crust?
500
Six word slogan for disposing of waste properly
What is “Pack it in, pack it out”?
500
It is illegal to take or disturb these
What is archeological or historical sites and artifacts?
500
These four D’s describe ideal wood for campfires
What are “Dead”, “Down”, “Dispersed”, and “Dinky”?
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