Don’t be a litter: Spring cleaning for Idaho’s public country!

Aluminum doses, glass bottles, broken glass, a carpet section, fishing lines, styrofoam worm containers, several cardboard boxes and plastic bags were collected from the area and made available to the parking containers in a nearby dumpster.

Garbage is not just an eyesore; It can be dangerous for our wildlife.

Many birds, small mammals and even deer or moose can be enclosed or involved in our garbage, which causes diseases or life -threatening problems for animals. These animals can also confuse our garbage with food sources and absorb them.

Garbage is also illegal!

If she is caught in the plot, a person can be cited for violations of violations and must pay a fine of USD 206.50 for her first crime.

Even if you do a great job to ensure that none of your garbage ends up in the wrong rooms, you can always help your part to leave the country better than you have found it. Make yourself a habit of collecting garbage on your next outdoor adventure to improve your preferred hiking trail or your fishing access location.

In order to borrow a few popular slogans, you should all know: Idaho is really too big to say goodbye. If you pack it up, unpack it! If you give a cry, don’t postpone!

Let us work together to keep Idaho clean this spring!