Viral post about Oak Creek trash prompts avalanche of online discussion
Jason Danoff: "Our guides are asked to give 200 hours to community service each year, and to pick up at least six pieces of trash on each trip into the forest. We are reaching a point where if we don't say no to this kind of trash in a more emphatic way than before, we'll lose the creeks and rivers to this kind of pollution forever." Courtesy photo
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