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1970 Blackrock Desert A good friend of mine Christopher Brooks responded to my questions about the trace mounds we saw this year at Burning Man from the previous year’s event. Here is the research he did along with a bit of history of the Blackrock desert.

AMERICA’S TALKING: Are you worried about what’s happening on Wall Street? Excerpt from:Let Us Help a2a_linkname="Let Us Help";a2a_linkurl="http://www.frenzynews.com/2008/09/17/let-us-help/";

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Earth Guardians Burning Man Volunteers formed the Earth Guardians in 1998 to assist in education and conservation efforts. Originally blessed the “The Guardians of the Grand Bolson “, Earth Guardians focus on emerging issues that have the potential to impact the playa or our community and develop LNT practices to reduce impacts.

Participant MOOPing, 1998 (photo by Chad Slattery) MOOP, in Burning Man speak, is Matter Out Of Place.  Trash such as paper plates, beer cans, bottles, cigarette butts, grocery bags, etc. often hit the ground and become MOOP.  Basically anything at ALL that isn’t native to the playa is MOOP, doesn’t belong there, and needs to be picked up off the ground by you and me.

First Saudi climbing Everest By eTN SAUDI ARABIA - Farouq Al-Zouman, the Saudi adventurer, succeeded last May in climbing Mount Everest to apply the ecotourism principles "Leave No Trace" when going hiking.

Steve records a couple who tell how far you should poop from major water sources, plus other interesting details. From the script: EMILY RESSLER: And then another thing we like to talk about is what we call micro litter.

Whether you want to hit the open road to find yourself or lose yourself along the way, you don’t have to sacrifice creature comforts or go off into the jungle to be a green traveler. All you need is a desire to preserve and protect the environment of the place you’re visiting — and it’s easier than you might think.

Whether you want to hit the open road to find yourself or lose yourself along the way, you don’t have to sacrifice creature comforts or go off into the jungle to be a green traveler. All you need is a desire to preserve and protect the environment of the place you’re visiting — and it’s easier than you might think.