28 July 2018

How to preserve popular climbing areas

David Mason has written an interesting article published on the Project Magazine in regards the Need for Conservation in Magic Woods and other popular climbing areas. Several ideas as well as closure for a sector have been suggested. Personally, I think the best solution is to write some rules and recommendations and have them signed up in the area. This will make it easier to act directly on the scene and ask to respect the signed rules and recommendations.
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