“He’s my best friend, he’s my pal, he’s my homeboy, my rotten soldier, my sweet cheese, my good time boy.” - Laszlo Sometimes it’s nice to find solitude outdoors. Other times, it’s good to take a friend, someone you’ll think twice about before pushing down to outrun a bear…

#Friends should look out for one another and always remember: Friends don't let friends feed wildlife… The healthiest diet for wildlife is whatever they naturally hunt, forage, or scavenge. Not you or your trail mix. #bff

Friends don’t let friends stack rocks… No, Cairn! Put that down! It’s important to leave rocks where they are; stacking them disrupts the natural plants and animals and it changes the views.

Friends don’t let friends get too close… To wildlife. You can set your own personal boundaries. Whether you’re birding or hoping to glimpse bison or moose, don’t get too close.

Friends don’t let friends litter… You know the drill: Pack it in, pack it out. Take your friend with you, even if you think the friendship has run it’s course.

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Friends don’t let friends litter… You know the drill: Pack it in, pack it out. Take your friend with you, even if you think the friendship has run it’s course.

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#Friends don’t let friends take dangerous selfies… Keep a safe distance from wildlife, and make sure you have firm footing. Just as important are flattering selfies. Do a friend good.