017: Camp Like a Ninja & Leave No Trace

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Glamp Queens

20 episodes

6 hours ago

Grab a glass of wine and join us by the campfire as we dive into all things nature. In this podcast, the Glamp Queens cover the fun and funky like glamp decor to the practical stuff like weather readiness. Join us as we explore, question, learn and wonder at the natural world. Our hope is to include you in our journey as we learn more about the world of camping. Who knows, we may even inspire our fellow glampers to head out and visit with Mother Nature. While sipping on wine, of course.

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017: Camp Like a Ninja & Leave No Trace

Glamp Queens

31 minutes

4 years ago

017: Camp Like a Ninja & Leave No Trace

To celebrate Earth Day, we’re spending April to focus all about our impact on the environment and how we can practice the 7 principles of Leave No Trace while camping. In this episode, we dive into each step and explain useful ways of applying these to your next camping trip. Leave No Trace is a set of ethics and actions promoting conservation in the outdoors. Because a true Glamp Queens loves Mother Nature and will does what it takes to keep her safe and beautiful.

Seven Principles of Leave No Trace:

Plan Ahead
Travel & Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose Waste Properly
Leave What You Found
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Found a Lost or Injured Animal?

If you’ve found an injured or orphaned animal in the wild, leave it be! You may be doing more harm than good by trying to help.

Call your local game warden, or the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Wildlife Information Line at 1-800-792-1112.

Texas Wildlife Rehabilitators by County

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Curious about camping for the very first time but don’t know where to start? Is there a topic or question you want us to learn more about? Maybe you’re a regular granola-head and have a camping hack to share! Whatever it is, we want to hear from YOU! Write to us at glampqueens@gmail.com.

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