The Outdoor Code
This is the number of points in the Outdoor Code
Four
This is the number of principles in Leave No Trace
Seven
This is the number of principles in Tread Lightly
Five
The sixth principle of Tread Lightly
That's not a thing
This is the name of my leadership position
Outdoor Ethics Guide
This is the second point of the Outdoor Code
"Be careful with fire"
An example of proper waste disposal
Carry trash out/trash can/anything else that makes sense
This is the fifth principle of Tread Lightly
Do your part
This is what you call a hole that you dig to defecate in once
A cathole
One thing that you should not do with non biodegradable waste on an outdoor trip
Throw it on the ground/eat it/anything else that makes sense
This is the first line one says when reciting the Outdoor Code
"As an American, I will do my best to"
The sixth principle of Leave No Trace
Respect wildlife
The acronym for the principles of Tread Lightly
Tread
This is when you should take a rock as a souvenir
Don't
These merit badges are involved heavily with outdoor ethics
Environmental Science and Sustainability
This is the third point in the Outdoor Code
"Be considerate in the outdoors"
The distance (in feet) one should travel away from water, camp, or trails to defecate while in the outdoors
200
These are the activities that Tread Lightly mainly guides
Shooting, boating, motorized vehicle use
One way you can be considerate of other visitors
Be polite/scout law "courteous"/anything that makes sense
This is where one should bike in the outdoors
On a trail/designated path
The year that the Outdoor Code was written
1948
These are all of the principles of Leave No Trace
Plan ahead and prepare
Travel and camp on durable surfaces
Dispose of waste properly
Leave what you find
Minimize campfire impact
Respect Wildlife
Be considerate of other visitors
These are all of the principles of Tread Lightly
Travel responsibly
Respect the rights of others
Educate yourself
Avoid Sensitive Areas
Do your part
Ways that a person can be safe with fire
Supervision/fire ring/other
This takes less than one year to biodegrade (listed in the book)
Paper towel, fruit peels, apple core, cardboard, wax-coated paper/cardboard