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Hello, welcome to another episode of Pop Bear Hikes.

We've read a lot about over the last several months or even the past year and a half

or during the pandemic.

More and more people are going out and enjoying what's out there with the outdoors, whether

it's hiking, biking, canoeing.

They're out there and with this increased number of people enjoying the outdoors, there's

also increased amount of trash being thrown around.

Now some of this trash lands on the ground accidentally, a wrapper falls out of your pocket,

you lose a water bottle.

But some of it, because people are just, I hate to say, well, no, I don't hate to say

it, I'll just tell the truth.

They're downright pigs or slabs and they have no problem leaving a mess behind them.

So what do we do to prevent the beautiful outdoors from turning into a landfill?

Well, I have a couple of guys with me today.

Bob will be in Steve Jewett, who also we're going to, you guys go by the names of BS as

well, right?

Absolutely.

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