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My family does this on state-owned park land near where they live, but it's never enough. A solution of hoping people see the error of their ways doesn't seem r
by strict9 6y ago
My family does this on state-owned park land near where they live, but it's never enough. A solution of hoping people see the error of their ways doesn't seem realistic to me.
As far as deferring to authority is concerned, there is some benefit. Hunters were the worst offenders for leaving garbage behind, but now with the state owning much of the land, hunting is no longer allowed. Now there aren't hunters leaving behind piles of trash and illegally built blinds but there are more people out enjoying nature.
Deferring to someone else isn't the solution, but it also isn't a tragedy.