Don't leave uneaten food lying around. Either plan your meals more carefully, burn as much as possible in the fire, or dispose of small quantities as you would human waste. Many wilderness recreationists will row or paddle rather than use motors. The use of motorized vehicles in the wilderness is unacceptable. There are several factors to consider.
Motors are noisy and can distract from the wilderness experience for many people.
Also, if care is not taken, oil and gas can pollute the aquatic ecosystem. Driving boats through shallow areas may also affect fish spawning grounds. However, in some cases the use of motorized access is a traditional use with a longer history than recreation. Native hunters and fishermen may depend upon motorboats in gathering their food supply or making a living. Compromises sometimes must be made where non-motorized and motorized recreationists and local residents have to consider and respect each other.