Ways to get outdoors
Leave No Trace Principles
Important Figures
Grand Canyon
White Sand Dunes
100
Exploring trails on foot
What is hiking?
100
What leave No Trace Principle is this an example of:
- Saying "hello" to other hikers and moving to the side when someone is trying to pass by you.
7. Be considerate to other visitors.
100
The number of parks Theodore Roosevelt established
What is 5?
100
The state that the Grand Canyon is located in
What is Arizona?
100
The state that the White Sands National Park is located in
What is New Mexico?
200
Spending the night outdoors, usually at a designated spot.
What is camping?
200
What Leave no Trace principle is this an example of:
- Seeing a bear and deciding just to take a photo of the bear instead of trying to touch the bear.
6. Respect Wildlife
200
The number of acres of land that his leadership protected
What is over 230 million acres?
200
The year that the Grand Canyon became a national park
What is 1919?
200
What year was the White Sands National Park founded?
What is 2019?
300
Enjoying a meal outdoors, often on a blanket in the grass.
What is picnicking?
300
What Leave No Trace Principle is this an example of?
- Picking up trash to throw into the trash can during a hike.
3. Dispose of Waste properly
300
What did John Muir have?
Aura (can also be correct if they said anything related to the slide)
300
The river that carved the Grand Canyon
What is the Colorado River?
300
What is White Sand National Park known for
What is White Sand dunes?
400
Observing wild animals in their natural habitats, such as birds, mammals, or reptiles.
What is Wildlife Viewing?
400
What Leave No Trace Principle is this an example of?
-Finding a patch that looks like other people have used in the past to set up my tent for the night.
Principle 2: Camp on durable and existing spots
400
John Muir was both of these things
What is a writer and an activist?
400
A low area between hills or mountains
What is a Valley?
400
This is what causes the sand dunes to shift
What is the wind?
500
Viewing objects in the sky at night, often in places with less light pollution.
What is Stargazing?
500
Why do we practice Leave No Trace Principles?
National Parks get millions of visitors a year/To reduce damage to the wild
500
This is the nickname Theodore Roosevelt was given
What is "The Conservation President"?
500
How many times has Abigail visited the Grand Canyon?
What is two times?
500
This is a way that people describe the sand dunes
What is Otherworldly?