Re:A Forest Grew for Millennia in North America Without Anyo...
by pavel_lishin on Friday May 20, 2016 @01:38PM
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The cliffs sound small enough and difficult enough to scale that you wouldn't have "tons" of tourists, and it's possible that those areas are already protected.
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Re:A Forest Grew for Millennia in North America Without Anyo...
by wimagguc on Friday May 20, 2016 @01:49PM
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Look what happened to Mt. Everest: http://edition.cnn.com/2015/04/02/travel/feat-mount-everest-...
-- there's no "small enough" or "difficult enough to scale" (or "protected") when it comes to tourism.
Re:A Forest Grew for Millennia in North America Without Anyo...
by nibs on Friday May 20, 2016 @01:52PM
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I grew up five minutes away from the escarpment, near Guelph. I used to climb those cliffs as a kid. For the most part, respectful use is encouraged. Not a lot has changed since I was a kid with respect to these cliffs or the nature in and around them so I guess that is good. If you are curious what is being done, check this out: http://www.greenbelt.ca/