U.S. National Parks Ask Visitors to Stop Hiding ‘Toxic’ Rocks

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Courtesy of HotSpringsNPS

Two U.S. National Parks are asking visitors to stop hiding painted rocks on park property.

Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico was first to ask its visitors last week to recreate responsibly by not leaving behind the rocks or other items that visitors bring in. 

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