Recent increases in tourism and overlanding traffic in backcountry regions, notably in Colorado, have led to a troubling rise in the improper disposal of human waste. Park and land managers report this issue as one of their top concerns, with littering becoming common in popular walking areas. This situation encourages deeper inquiry into what motivates individuals to engage in such behavior, highlighting a growing problem that impacts both the environment and community experience in nature.
Years of overlanding traffic have increased littering and improper disposal of human waste in backcountry areas, significantly impacting the environment and cleanliness.
Improper human waste disposal is among the top issues reported by park and land managers, detracting from the natural beauty and experience of outdoor spaces.
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