Food For Thought

Ever wondered what the life of some high alpine animals looks like? Catch a glimpse into the typical day of a pika and marmot to see why its important we leave what we find and respect wildlife. Wildflowers are an important food source for animals and it’s best if we can preserve it for them.

Leave No Trace’s Erin Collier and Brice Esplin are part of the 2019 Subaru/Leave No Trace Traveling Trainer Program that provides free, mobile education to communities across the country. Proud partners of this program include Subaru of AmericaREIEagles Nest OutfittersDeuter, ThuleFjällräven and Klean Kanteen.

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