It's way too complicated to try to summarize here....but day use permits are now coming into effect...and more.
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snowcreek wrote:The parks are going bankrupt. Their funding is non existent and they are reliant on massive tourism. At this rate- and with these god awful decisions the NPS might as well be flushed down the toilet.
balzaccom wrote:It's way too complicated to try to summarize here....but day use permits are now coming into effect...and more.
https://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/ ... 3JETlFtHsY
AlmostThere wrote:I get the frustration, but until people care more about the park than they do their own selfish desire to do what they want, when they want to do it, damn the fire regulations and Leave No Trace, the people are going to have to expect to be regulated. The very first sentence: PRESERVES. Police ourselves better, there'll be less of a choke chain.
Really f'ing sick of picking up people's feces. Honest to dog. People make me despair that there will be a wilderness left, in a decade.
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