The little girl returned to the Rangers of the national Park great smoky mountains national Park between Tennessee and North Carolina beautiful stone in the shape of a heart along with a lovely letter.
«Trail to Deep Creek was amazing,» wrote a girl in careful block letters. «I especially liked the waterfall, Tom Branch Falls. He liked me so much that I wanted to take a souvenir. Because I took a pebble. I’m sorry, and I want him back».
The stone girl made a donation to the Park and a pencil drawing of a waterfall. The letter was signed simply «Karina».
The Park Rangers were impressed with the honesty and courage of the child.
On the Facebook page of the Park they wrote: «Dear Karin, thank you so much for bringing back the rock! He returned to the waterfall, Tom Branch Falls. We are very pleased that you liked the visit to the Park. You have become the perfect Keeper of the Park».
The Rangers also took the opportunity to talk about the importance of nature conservation in the form in which it exists: «If every visitor took home the stone, it would mean that each year from the Park would take 11 million stones!» — wrote Rangers. «The Park definitely would not be so beautiful as before.»
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The post also noted that the stones provide housing to hundreds of different creatures, including salamanders, that famous mountain range of the great smoky mountains. «Now that you know that nature is to leave the way you saw it, we hope you will help share this message with others,» concluded Rangers your post.
But there was a PostScript: «PS: we loved your drawing!»
To take gifts, even something so small as a flower, is illegal in national parks. Due to the number of annual visitors such theft can seriously disrupt the ecosystem in protected reserves.
