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«Sólo tomar fotos y sólo dejar huellas» se explica por sí solo. Significa no molestar a la naturaleza mientras se disfruta. Si ve una roca bonita, déjelo allí para alguien más poder disfrutar. Si come un pedazo de dulce en el camino, no tire el envoltorio - llévelo consigo. | «Sólo tomar fotos y sólo dejar huellas» se explica por sí solo. Significa no molestar a la naturaleza mientras se disfruta. Si ve una roca bonita, déjelo allí para alguien más poder disfrutar. Si come un pedazo de dulce en el camino, no tire el envoltorio - llévelo consigo. | ||
| − | + | Hay algunas excepciones a estas dos reglas. Si ve basura, recójalo. Tire la basura cuando llegue a un bote de basura. También tenga en cuenta que las huellas no siempre son inofensivas. Muchas plantas de la tundra que tardan años en crecer pueden ser destruidas por una sola pisada. Manténgase en el camino. | |
One of the most important ways people leave their mark on the land is by building a campfire. For "no trace" camping, bring a camp stove. Unfortunately, the campfire is one of the primary attractions for many people, so it is not easy to follow this advice. If your campsite has a fire ring or an existing fire pit, use that. If it does not and you ''must'' have a campfire, lay a small tarp on the ground and cover it with six to eight inches of mineral sand. Mineral sand is sand containing no organic material, and can be found on a beach or where a large tree has fallen over and raised a rootwad. The sand must be piled deep so the heat does not affect the tarp beneath. Stop putting new fuel on the fire well before you are ready to put it out, and push in the ends of sticks that have not yet burned. Allow them to burn down to white ash. When you are ready to leave, douse the fire well, and spread the ashes over a wide area. Return the sand to the place where you found it and pack up your tarp. | One of the most important ways people leave their mark on the land is by building a campfire. For "no trace" camping, bring a camp stove. Unfortunately, the campfire is one of the primary attractions for many people, so it is not easy to follow this advice. If your campsite has a fire ring or an existing fire pit, use that. If it does not and you ''must'' have a campfire, lay a small tarp on the ground and cover it with six to eight inches of mineral sand. Mineral sand is sand containing no organic material, and can be found on a beach or where a large tree has fallen over and raised a rootwad. The sand must be piled deep so the heat does not affect the tarp beneath. Stop putting new fuel on the fire well before you are ready to put it out, and push in the ends of sticks that have not yet burned. Allow them to burn down to white ash. When you are ready to leave, douse the fire well, and spread the ashes over a wide area. Return the sand to the place where you found it and pack up your tarp. | ||
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Revision as of 05:01, 17 October 2014
«Sólo tomar fotos y sólo dejar huellas» se explica por sí solo. Significa no molestar a la naturaleza mientras se disfruta. Si ve una roca bonita, déjelo allí para alguien más poder disfrutar. Si come un pedazo de dulce en el camino, no tire el envoltorio - llévelo consigo.
Hay algunas excepciones a estas dos reglas. Si ve basura, recójalo. Tire la basura cuando llegue a un bote de basura. También tenga en cuenta que las huellas no siempre son inofensivas. Muchas plantas de la tundra que tardan años en crecer pueden ser destruidas por una sola pisada. Manténgase en el camino.
One of the most important ways people leave their mark on the land is by building a campfire. For "no trace" camping, bring a camp stove. Unfortunately, the campfire is one of the primary attractions for many people, so it is not easy to follow this advice. If your campsite has a fire ring or an existing fire pit, use that. If it does not and you must have a campfire, lay a small tarp on the ground and cover it with six to eight inches of mineral sand. Mineral sand is sand containing no organic material, and can be found on a beach or where a large tree has fallen over and raised a rootwad. The sand must be piled deep so the heat does not affect the tarp beneath. Stop putting new fuel on the fire well before you are ready to put it out, and push in the ends of sticks that have not yet burned. Allow them to burn down to white ash. When you are ready to leave, douse the fire well, and spread the ashes over a wide area. Return the sand to the place where you found it and pack up your tarp.
