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CONCORD – The New Hampshire Division of Travel and Tourism Development has partnered with the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics – a national organization that promotes sustainable tourism practices – to launch a statewide “Leave No Trace” campaign. This collaborative educational effort encourages visitors to practice sustainable tourism through seven principles that provide a road map of things to do to venture into the state’s great outdoors more consciously. An expected 3.45 million visitors will enter the Granite State this summer, with many travelers drawn to the state’s natural attributes that include the White Mountains National Forest; a scenic stretch of the Appalachian Trail; and state parks that offer thousands of miles of recreation from the Seacoast to the Great North Woods, including biking, hiking, fishing, ATVing, and more.

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