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Leave No Trace

As population centers in southern California and Nevada grow, more people will be drawn to the Mojave Desert for its beauty and solitude. But the desert is deceptively fragile; plants that are damaged take years to recover, and tracks across the open desert will not disappear for centuries. Incremental damage caused by individuals adds up to long lasting scars. No matter where we go to recreate, we should leave our camps and travel routes as we found them for the next visitor to enjoy.

Plan ahead and prepare
Travel and camp on durable surfaces
Dispose of waste properly
Leave what you find
Be considerate of other visitors
Minimize campfire impacts
Respect wildlife
Protect and conserve water sources


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