Four Needs of Wilderness Survival
Using all these tips can hopefully help you stay healthy and happy even in the most challenging of times when outdoors.
5 Ways to Nature During the School Year
Summer provides plenty of time for kids and families to get outside. Yet the school year often finds our kids indoors, walking down halls and learning in classrooms. Their focus changes from the much wider and diverse world of Nature to a representation of the world on computer screens, in books, and from a teacher’s curriculum.
A Knife in Your Life
Teaching kids knife and woodcarving skills are aiding in their development and exploration, an essential part of growing up. So If you’re interested in getting your kids a knife and getting them started on this fun and empowering activity, we’ve got a few recommendations for you.
Bushcraft & Leave No Trace
Humans can be a healthy part of the natural world in ways that increase biodiversity for wildlife. While the proper practices of Bushcraft often caretake for the land, “Leave No Trace” is meant to lessen our impact, it is not meant to steward it.
Dandelion Donuts – Trackers Kids Cook
Springtime and dandelions go hand in hand. Especially where we live in the foothills of the western Cascades in Oregon. Find out how to make this delicious (and simple) treat.