Adopt low-impact camping and hiking behavior, these practices protect wildlife habitats and help maintain the quality of experience for others. Take particular care to protect fresh water resources. Viewing Wildlife Use binoculars or other optical aids where possible, when viewing animals in their natural environment. This establishes distance between them and yourself, dramatically reducing your impact. While viewing wildlife move slowly and quietly.
Noises often scare animals unnecessarily.
Notice how many more varieties of wildlife you see and hear, and how many types of plants you can observe. Avoid using animal attraction devices. When taking photographs do not encroach on wildlife. Relentlessly following and harassing animals in search of the ultimate photo is unacceptable. Different animals require different non-encroachment distances.