L.N.T. Principles
What is the 3rd point of the Leave No Trace principles?
Dispose of waste properly
What are some fun and creative ideas for cubs to take care of their waste.
In this principle, what are examples of what not to do
Collect rocks, plants and definitely DO NOT take wild animals home (that includes cute bunnies 😉)
Provide two examples of how to minimize campsite damages to the outdoors
Keep campsite size as small as possible to minimize plant life damage
Select campsites that are already established
What does Respect the Wildlife mean to you?
Personal answer...
What is one way you can appreciate a really cool plant?
Sketch it in a notebook you have in your day pack.
What's an example of traveling on a durable surface?
Driving on a established road (dirt or asphalt)
The 1st LNT principal is Plan ahead and ______?
Prepare!
True or False, you can build trenches around your tent?
Definitely no, we should encourage our scouts to minimize the impact of our campsite.
Should you drive a vehicle through the grass into your campsite?
Definitely shouldn't, doing so can damage possible habitats and do permanent damage to plant life.
What is the hand signal for respect wildlife?
Make antlers with your hands and put them up to your head
Good campsites are found not made, True or False?
True!
What are some examples of durable surfaces?
rock, gravel, sand, compacted soil, dry grasses, or snow.
How many feet should you disperse your used dishwater (after it has been strained) from springs, streams and lakes?
200 ft.
Can you use a tree that is dead and already on the ground for making a shelter during camping?
Yes, as long as you are not disturbing a possible home for wildlife. We shouldn't damage or fall a living tree.
It is the second principle of the 7 LNT principles