SustyQ (Sustainable Queens)

Great to see this happening. I was visioning with them some years ago about Co-creating an Ecological HOMEstead and teaching farm in Guyana with a nature school, etc.

Let's keep our waters and public spaces clean. Let's make a habit of regularly cleaning up after ourselves.

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What's possible with some paint and people!

Rock stacking in national parks may seem harmless, or even fun to make, but we invite you to reconsider the problem they pose from a broader perspective. On the one hand, hiking in nature should provide an escape and a refuge from the everyday mundane life. That refuge, ideally, should be in an unadulterated natural setting (or minimally so). Rock graffiti, even if seemingly impermanent, disturbs the natural state of the environment for other visitors, and have a permanent ecological impact. Also, be aware that it is considered by the National Park Service as a form of vandalism and it is illegal. Please leave the Narrows beautifully natural.