Tread Lightly!, Inc. is a national nonprofit organization with a mission to proactively protect recreation access and opportunities in the outdoors through education and stewardship initiatives. Tread Lightly! provides outdoor ethics for all types of outdoor recreation-- everything from hiking to hunting to camping, with a special focus on motorized and mechanized recreation-- like four wheeling, motorcycling, snowmobiling, and boating.
MTGA is a non-profit organization that shall foster and facilitate the creation of an interconnected statewide system of trails and greenways for recreation, health, transportation, economic development and environmental/cultural preservation purposes.
Adopt-a-Forest mutual goals are to enhance enjoyment of public forest land by eliminating illegal dumping and to increase awareness of recycling opportunities for waste materials found.
The Adopt-a-Forest program goals are:
* Prevention through education
* Law enforcement
* Improved legal recycling and disposal options.
The program encourages volunteers--the program’s backbone--to clean up existing trash and to function as an "army" of educators.
Wyoming City Parks and Recreation Department Geocaching Guidelines
Cache Placement Permits
The City of Wyoming Parks and Recreation Department is a proud supporter of the growing sport of Geocaching. The department also recognizes the need to maintain a safe, aesthetically pleasing park system while protecting the community's natural resources for public enjoyment. If you desire to place a cache, or have already done so, in a Wyoming park, please note that the City of Wyoming has developed guidelines for placement and maintenance of caches within community parks that will protect the well being of our natural areas, the safety of all park users, and allow for future use of the City of Wyoming park system for geocachers. Permits, obtained at no cost, are required to place a cache in a Wyoming public park.
To request a copy of these guidelines and/or to obtain a cache placement permit, please contact them at (616)530-3164 or visit them at 1155 28th Street SW, Monday-Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Land Use Guidelines 
