Wild Living Guide – Page 2

“You’re So Brave!”: Camping Alone As A Woman

“You’re so brave!” is a common phrase said to women who camp or travel alone. It says more about the people saying it than it does about us.

Take time for your mental health. When we wake up and are not okay, we should all have the right to take a Karen Day.

Ever wonder how to stay safe in bear country? Here are seven safety tips and several bear stories from a former national park ranger.

When you need help, tell people. When I was injured and limping on trail, I asked strangers for help. What happened next surprised us both.

Naturalist gatekeeping can frighten people away from trying new things. Lets encourage beginners to love what we love, not shame them.

Learn the twelve must-haves for your wilderness first aid kit, including items not found in a traditional first aid kit.

Our fears have much to teach us. Instead of pushing them away, learn how to embrace your fear of hiking alone.

Time in nature is my favorite way to practice mindfulness. Learn to be fully present with these five ways to be mindful in nature.

Research shows that children benefit in countless ways from exploring the natural world. But how do you get kids to love nature?