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Take Memories; Leave No Mark
Littering and graffiti significantly harm nature. Litter disrupts ecosystems, pollutes water, damages soil, and endangers wildlife. Graffiti scars landscapes and cultural sites, causing lasting damage and complicating restoration. Both deplete natural resources and disrupt environmental balance. Protecting these areas requires conscious efforts to minimize human impact and preserve nature's beauty for future generations.
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No Littering
Keep Glen Canyon clean by packing out all your gear and trash. By properly disposing of waste and keeping your surroundings clean, you help keep the environment healthy for everyone.
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Negative Effects of Littering
Litter harms ecosystems, pollutes water, and endangers wildlife. It creates unsightly, hazardous conditions and negatively impacts communities by damaging public spaces and the environment. Discarded waste can travel through river systems, causing widespread ecological damage and contamination.
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Why we should stop littering?
Economically, millions are spent annually on clean-up efforts. Additionally, individuals caught littering face high fines. Environmentally, litter impacts plants and animals and can lead to significant community loss. Help keep Glen Canyon clean.
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Leave the Stone Unturned – Say No to Graffiti
Over three million people visit Glen Canyon National Recreation Area each year, leading to frequent graffiti incidents. Many visitors don't realize that drawing, carving, or painting on rocks is illegal vandalism. Unlike historic Native American or early settler markings, modern graffiti damages natural and cultural sites, even defacing ancient petroglyphs. Removal is difficult and can leave permanent scars. Preserve this beautiful area by taking photos instead of leaving marks. Say no to graffiti!