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    • An Experiment in Temporary Community
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    • Getting To & From BRC
    • Doing It Right — Tips & Tricks for an Uneventful Drive
    • Respect Our Neighbours
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    • Alternatives to Driving
    • Troubleshooting — Preparing to Leave
    • Exodus
    • Getting Home Safely
  • City Infrastructure
    • 2022 City Plan
    • On-Playa Resources
  • Getting Around BRC
    • Vehicles & Driving
    • Mutant Vehicles, Disability Vehicles, and the DMV
    • Bicycles
  • Survival, Health & Safety
    • Survival
    • Health
    • Consent, Sexual Misconduct & Zendo
    • Safety
    • Getting Help
  • Rules & Regulations
    • Health Permits Are Required for Food and Beverage Service
    • Noise Control & Sound Policy
    • Commerce, Branding & Decommodification
    • Cameras in BRC
    • Animals, Hot Springs & Gerlach Office
    • Don’t Steal Street Signs — Adopt an Intersection!
  • Kids & Families
    • Family Survival Guide
    • Kids’ Tickets & ID Program
    • Join the Black Rock Explorers
    • Welcome to Kidsville!
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    • Why Am I Being Pulled Over?
    • Law Enforcement Feedback
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  • Leaving No Trace
    • What to Pack (And What to Leave at Home)
    • Precycle — Doing More with Less
    • Leaving No Trace: Pro Tips
    • Leaky Things & Spills — the Most Common LNT Issues
    • Environmental Compliance Team
    • Respect Your Neighborhood and Hunt MOOP
    • Beyond Leaving No Trace: Sustainability in BRC
    • Burning Responsibly
    • Holes, Artifacts, Weeds, and Human Remains at the Temple
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    • Leave Nevada Beautiful: Exodus Trash, Recycling, & RV Dump Locations
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Leave Nevada Beautiful: Exodus Trash, Recycling, & RV Dump Locations

‘Leave Nevada Beautiful’ is our network of Burner-friendly authorized trash, recycling, and RV grey/black water servicing facilities where you can legally dispose of your waste on your way home after …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 17, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Heading Home

Before You Leave MOOP sweep your camp. Walk shoulder-to-shoulder with your campmates and clean your campsite in a grid pattern. Pick up EVERYTHING. Use a magnet bar or a rake …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 24, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Holes, Artifacts, Weeds, and Human Remains at the Temple

Digging Holes Do not dig holes in the playa larger than six inches wide and two feet deep. Holes erode within a year’s time, even when carefully back filled, leaving …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 22, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Burning Responsibly

A fireplace, burn barrel, or BBQ (in permitted areas only) may be used for small fires within camps. Burn barrels must be contained and elevated at least 6” off the …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 24, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Beyond Leaving No Trace: Sustainability in BRC

(…new for 2022!) Sustainability Incentives We’ve put mechanisms in place to support Burners who make sustainability a priority. As part of the camp placement process, we are reviewing camps’ commitment …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 17, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Respect Your Neighborhood and Hunt MOOP

It takes a village to ensure we leave the Black Rock Desert as pristine as it was before we arrived. One of the most effective ways to do that is …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 17, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Environmental Compliance Team

Black Rock City has a volunteer-led environmental compliance and Leave No Trace outreach team whose mission is to educate people about LNT practices and identify issues (such as vehicle leaks …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 17, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Leaky Things & Spills — the Most Common LNT Issues

Year after year, we see the same issues creating the largest amounts of MOOP. Here are tips for dealing with them. Grey and black water spills — How will you …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 21, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Leaving No Trace: Pro Tips

Never let it hit the ground! Don’t leave cigarette butts, ashtrays, bottles or cans lying around where they can blow away. High winds and dust storms happen. Keep that in …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 17, 2022 by Jane Lyons

Precycle — Doing More with Less

Precycling entails everything you can do to reduce waste, conserve energy and reuse existing materials and still be playa fabulous. This means, wherever possible, using non-toxic, biodegradable, renewable and salvaged …read more

Posted on June 30, 2019June 17, 2022 by Jane Lyons

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