Why Stacking Rocks in Nature is Harmful at Illinois State Parks

Why Stacking Rocks in Nature is Harmful at Illinois State Parks

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Stacking rocks, also known as cairns, might seem like a harmless and fun way to leave your mark on a hike, but it can actually cause serious harm to the natural environment.

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