tandempower

You argue technicalities like a lawyer. It's not about technicalities. It's about an overall attitude where people either fully respect nature or they just see it as a playground and don't want to be bothered with responsibility for properly stewarding the environment by limiting their behavior appropriately. When you ask about frisbees or whatever you sound like a kid in a library or classroom who is told to be quiet and then starts asking exactly what the threshold of noise is before they get in trouble. The point is that a library or classroom should be quiet so people can focus mentally and concentrate, just like the purpose of respecting nature is to allow other species and the overall ecology to function as it would without humans being present. If people are scaring animals with noise and trampling plants, etc. more humans means more abuse of nature. Don't you understand that?