Keeping Yosemite Green: The Zero Landfill Initiative

Yosemite is trying to send less trash to the local county landfill, which is filling up quickly. You can help!
For more information visit www.nps.gov/yose/getinvolved/zlf.htm. To watch this program with audio description: • Keeping Yosemite Green...

[@thompuckett9547]

Lord I feel old hat with this posting. When I was a kid the first thing I would do on the first full day of my family trip was to walk the park road and pick up all the cans and bottles tossed out along the road. This was back in the 70s when all cans and bottles purchased in the valley had a Yosemite stamp on them good for nickle each at the general store. BY the time I had walked the main road around the park I typically had between $7.00 - $10.00. The best year was just under $15. More then enough back then for what I wanted at the village store or the sporting supply store next door.

[@nobodyhome7334]

Yeah . I know what you mean . One Fall I picked up enough can's from the Ice Skating Rink . To buy me a Ansel Adams photograph

[@AndrewFrederickSkiing]

Thank you for doing the right thing and setting an example for the public and for other parks. I'm so pleased to see a bigger push for recycling in our National Parks (as well as compost and other waste streams). Thank you...

[@pelfa1999]

Thanks 😅 we will keep the Yosemite Green too

[@alcestisadl1494]

Yes keep it green!!!

[@alcestisadl1494]

Keep it green!!!

[@iWrestleUSA]

I went up to Yosemite this last week and it made me so frustrated and sad that people actually litter out there. Wish I could push those people off Nevada falls

[@rubenruvalcaba585]

Is Yosemite open in November ?
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