Leave No Trace Adventure Challenge

Leave No Trace Adventure Challenge

When

October 11, 2026 - November 9, 2026    
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Leave No Trace Adventure Challenge 🌲🥾

Think you know Leave No Trace? Put it into practice during the Leave No Trace Adventure Challenge, hosted by the WNMU Outdoor Program!

From October 11–November 9, complete all 7 Leave No Trace challenges while participating in the outdoor activities you already enjoy. Take a photo for each challenge, submit your photos with a brief description, and receive a prize after completing all seven!

Explore. Practice. Protect. 🌎 📅 October 11–November 9 📍 WNMU Outdoor Program 🎒 Open to the WNMU community

Scan the QR code on the flyer or use this link to submit your challenge photos and descriptions.

Please don’t create an outdoor impact just to complete a challenge- practice Leave No Trace during activities you’re already doing and prioritize the safety of yourself, others, and wildlife!

Promotional flyer for Western New Mexico University Outdoor Program’s “Leave No Trace Adventure Challenge,” running Oct. 11–Nov. 9. The flyer encourages participants to explore, practice, and protect the outdoors by completing seven Leave No Trace challenges: plan ahead and prepare; travel and camp on durable surfaces; dispose of waste properly; leave what you find; minimize campfire impacts; respect wildlife; and be considerate of others. Participants are instructed to take one photo per challenge, submit the photos with brief descriptions by scanning a QR code, and receive a prize after completing all seven. A reminder emphasizes not creating an outdoor impact just to complete a challenge and prioritizing safety.Leave No Trace Adventure Challenge poster from the Western New Mexico University Outdoor Program. The challenge runs October 11 through November 9 and highlights the seven Leave No Trace principles: plan ahead and prepare, travel and camp on durable surfaces, dispose of waste properly, leave what you find, minimize campfire impacts, respect wildlife, and be considerate of other visitors. The poster encourages participants to get outside, practice Leave No Trace, and protect the places they love