Regulations alone will never guarantee protection of these special places, that will come only with your understanding of what not to do when visiting. The areas will stay more natural looking, the air will be much clearer for all, and there is less chance of starting a costly wildfire. Keep your dogs on a leash at all times as required by the local county regulations . You are encouraged to leave Rover at home since dogs bother the resident wildlife just by their presence and can cause conflicts with other visitors. Stay on trails to reduce erosion while packing out all of your trash and any litter you might see.
Sound travels far.
Leave your boom box, radios, guns, and loud behavior behind. You'll see more wildlife and other visitors will appreciate your consideration. Also camp at least 70 - 80 paces from all lakes and streams. Purify all drinking water by boiling it or using a giardia-rated filter.