This Earth Month, we're asking you to do three things: learn it, practice it, share it.

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Go a step further and make a donation, you'll automatically be entered to win gear from Fjällräven.

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Earth Month is a great time to clean up — literally.

Buy 2 or more #LeaveNoTrash Cleanup Kits and save 25%. Discount applies automatically at checkout, no code needed. The sale runs through April.

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Dogs aren’t just pets, they’re family. What many dog owners don’t realize: dog waste doesn’t just disappear. It can harm soil, water, & wildlife. The fix? Simple: pick it up & pack it out. Let’s protect the places we love.
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The ground beneath your feet is part of the ecosystem. Staying on durable surfaces protects soil, plants, and everything living beneath the trail.

City of Issaquah Parks has been selected as a 2026 Leave No Trace Spotlight April 9-11. Join us for a variety of programs including workshops, community outreach, and stewardship projects.

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The outdoors can handle a lot, but not everything.

Leave No Trace 101 is our free introductory course, and it's designed for anyone who spends time outdoors. No experience required. Learn it in 20 minutes. Use it forever.

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Spring recreation goes better when people know what to look for and what to avoid. Take our free 101 course and be the reason that nature thrives.

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Durable surfaces matter, and one of the simplest ways to protect land and water is to do so, especially in the spring.

Spring trails are soft and vulnerable.

Stepping around mud can widen trails, erode soil, and impact nearby water.

Stick to durable surfaces. Walk through mud, not around it. Respect closures.

Small choices now protect trails all season long.

Fire on the ice helps protect fragile shorelines. Use base logs, burn only dead and downed wood, respect living trees, and leave the site cold, clean, and snow-covered. #leavenotrace #wintercamping

Loving our natural spaces means more than enjoying them. It means caring for them.
💚 Practice responsible stewardship w/Leave No Trace.
💚 Deepen your connection by spending time outdoors.
💚 Learning more about your local ecosystem can deepen your connection to the land.
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Knowing better isn’t enough. Doing better is what protects the outdoors. If you understand the basics, step up and share.

What tips do you use on the trail to keep wild places wild? Drop them below and help someone else learn.

This Black History Month, we honor Betty Reid Soskin, John Francis “Planetwalker”, & Leave No Trace Ambassador, Philip Henderson for their extraordinary contributions to public lands, stewardship, & outdoor leadership. Their stories inspire us to explore, protect, & celebrate the outdoors.

Winter hammock camping can be low-impact when done right.
Wide tree straps. Healthy trees only. Minimal snow disturbance.
Food stored responsibly. Everything packed out.

Snow hides impact. Spring reveals it.

#leavenotrace #wintercamping #hammockcamping

Today is the last day to support the outdoors with planet-first partners 🌎

Your donation helps fund Leave No Trace education—and may come with eco-friendly gear from brands designed to leave less behind.

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Need an excuse to play hooky? Join us at @Copper Mountain on Feb 19th. for Play Forever Thursdays. Follow the link and get your lift ticket for $99.

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This Valentine’s Day, show your love for public lands by caring for them—staying on trail, managing waste, and protecting land and water every time you go.

We’re growing our team! Leave No Trace is hiring a Sustainable Partnerships Manager to help build meaningful partnerships that support responsible tourism and protect the outdoors we all love. If collaboration and long-term impact motivate you, check it out.

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Public lands stay healthy when people know how to reduce their impact. Education isn’t extra—it’s how protection actually happens.

Ice fishing sustainability is about thinking beyond today’s catch. What we leave on the ice shows up later in the water, the fishery, and someone else’s experience outdoors.
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📍Ancestral land of the Ochéthi Sakówin and Wahpekute

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#icefish

Winter recreation should protect the places we love, not quietly pollute them. Many traditional ski and snowboard waxes contain PFAS that shed into snowmelt, soil, and waterways.

Reduce your impact this season. zurl.co/Pkk0y

HangCon 2026 was a reminder that you can gather in big numbers and still do things the right way. From responsible hanging to Leave No Trace and sustainability, this community shows up for the outdoors.
Grateful to be part of it. Happy hanging.
#leavenotrace #hammockcamping

When stress feels heavy, step outside, even in winter. Dress for safety, and treat our outdoor spaces with care so they remain healing for everyone.
📍Ancestral land of the Ochéthi Sakówin and Wahpekute
#EnjoyYourWorld #LeaveNoTrace #winter

Education, stewardship, and science don’t happen by accident. They’re sustained by people who care enough to support the work behind the scenes.

Most of the trouble out there happens when we head out without a plan. A little prep goes a long way. Look over a map, check the weather, make sure your gear is ready, choose a route that makes sense, and tell someone where you’re going and when you’ll be back.

Share your tips below. ⬇️

Thank you to our State Advocates for powering Leave No Trace education nationwide and bringing outdoor ethics and stewardship to their communities. Want to make a difference where you live? Become a State Advocate. Check out our website at LNT.org



#EnjoyYourWorld #LeaveNoTrace

Winter doesn't mean no impact. Snow hides damage, but it doesn’t prevent it.
Frozen ground, stressed wildlife, and thin soils mean winter mistakes last longer than you think. Staying on trail and planning ahead protects land and water year-round.

When we step into wild places, our choices matter. By planning ahead and carrying the essentials, we reduce our impact, increase our safety, and leave room for adventure.

Plan ahead. Pack smart.

#leavenotrace #enjoyyourworld

In the year ahead, let’s travel thoughtfully, recreate responsibly, and protect the lands and waters we love so they remain wild for generations to come.

Cheers to a year of learning, stewardship, and leaving no trace. 🌲

As the year ends, one thing is clear: when we learn together, we protect together. In 2026, we’ll be expanding our research, training more stewards, and reaching more communities and we want you with us. Let’s make stewardship the brightest part of the new year.