The thousands who head to the national park comb trails and sites with little sticks and bags to clean up the single-use trash mess left by summer visitors.
Each year thousands head to Yosemite National Park to clean up the trash left behind, especially by the many summer visitors who come to enjoy nature each year.
Scott Gediman, a Yosemite spokesman who participated in the cleanup, said, “It’s a great concept, and we’re absolutely thrilled that other parks and public lands and cities and towns have adopted it.” He said, “It’s really grown into a big, wonderful park program.” As the Fresno Bee reported, Deb Haaland, U.S. Secretary of the Interior, announced a Biden administration order in June to phase out single-use plastics for 480 acres of federal lands by 2023.
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