Human Waste Disposal on Beaches of the Colorado River in Grand Canyon (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Human Waste Disposal on Beaches of the Colorado River in Grand Canyon

Historically, the predominant method of human waste disposal has been beach burial. National Park Service regulations, instituted in l972, require river parties to consolidate their body wastes and bury it in holes at least two-feet deep, six-feet above the normal high river fluctuation line, 50-feet from the river bank and at least zoo - feet from normal camping areas [3.

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