The Rules You Need To Follow If You See A Bald Eagle In Nature
The majestic bald eagle is a striking animal to see in the wild. That said, there are rules you need to follow if you spot one in nature.
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5 Big Mistakes People Make When Kayaking
If you've never kayaked before, don't be fooled into thinking it's a breeze. Here are the five big mistakes people make when kayaking.
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Think Twice Before Growing A Butterfly Bush In Your Yard
Butterfly bushes are beautiful and usually touted as a great way to attract more pollinators. Here's why you should think twice before growing one in your yard.
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Don't Fall For This Bogus Internet Trick To Deodorize Smelly Hiking Boots
Many people have come up with DIY deodorizing methods for their hiking shoes. Here's one internet hack that's completely bogus.
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You May Want To Stop Killing Spiders In Your Garden
While some folks can't stand the sight of spiders, here's why you should stop killing these eight-legged critters in your garden.
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The Best Ways To Keep Your Phone Battery From Dying In Cold Weather
If you enjoy being outside in the winter, then you've probably noticed that your phone battery dies quicker. Here's how to prolong your battery in the cold.
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Pack This Light Treat On Your Next Long Hike To Alleviate Dry Mouth
Getting dry mouth during a hike can be incredibly annoying. Here's the light treat you can pack that will alleviate the sensation while tasting delicious.
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The Most Dangerous US National Parks
The National Parks of the United States are as beautiful as they are deadly. Here are the most dangerous ones you should be aware of.
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What To Do If You Encounter Wildfire Smoke On A Hike
Hiking during the summer or fall is beautiful, but it's also when many wildfires take place. Here's what to do if you encounter wildfire smoke on a hike.
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Why Experienced Hikers Often Wear Two Pairs Of Socks
There's nothing worse than going on a hike and realizing your feet are getting painful blisters. Here's why experienced hikers often wear two pairs of socks.
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Telltale Signs Of Altitude Sickness And What To Do If You Have Them
Hiking up a mountain can be a rewarding experience once you reach the top. That said, you should always be wary of altitude sickness with these telltale signs.
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One Gardening Task You Really Can't Skip After A Heavy Rain
Gardens spring to life after a heavy rainfall. However, this period also welcomes some pests in. Here's the gardening task you can't skip after a downpour.
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Transforming Fall Leaves Into Fuel For Your Garden Is Easier Than You Think
Before you start raking your leaves to be removed and sent off to a landfill, consider using them as fuel for your garden, instead.
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How To Get Free Entry To US National Parks
If you're planning on visiting multiple national parks in one trip, the fees can add up. Here are some tips on how to get free entry to the US national parks.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Get Severely Dehydrated
Water is essential for our bodies to function optimally. Here's what happens to your body when you get severely dehydrated.
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This DIY Hack Transforms An Old Wine Bottle Into A Perfect Bird Feeder
You can build a beautiful bird feeder that both you and your local birds will love using scrap wood, a glass bowl, an old wine bottle, and gravity.
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Unexpected Ways To Use Coffee Grounds In Your Garden
Coffee definitely gives you all the energy you need to wake up early in the morning and deadhead your marigolds, but it may also be able to help your plants.
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The 13 Most Breathtaking Places To Camp In The United States
There is so much picturesque natural beauty in the United States. Here are 13 of the most breathtaking places to camp across the country.
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The 17 Best Fall Camping Spots In The US According To Campers Who've Been There
There's something special about camping in the fall, when landscapes are drenched in autumnal hues. Here's our guide on the 17 best camping spots across the US.
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What You Should Do If You Get Stung By A Jellyfish
There's no better way to ruin your holiday than by getting stung by a jellyfish. Here's the best way to treat it.
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The Telltale Sign That A Beaver Den Is Nearby
Hardworking yet quiet, beavers can be hard to spot in the wild. Here is the telltale sign that a beaver den is nearby.
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Why Duct Tape Is The Unexpected Secret Weapon You Should Bring On A Hike
Expect the unexpected whenever you go hiking. To make sure you're well-equipped, it's good to have duct tape on hand. Here's why it's a secret weapon on hikes.
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Everything You Need To Know Before Taking A Solo Backpacking Trip
A solo backpacking trip is as exciting as it is daunting. Here's our handy guide of everything you need to know before you embark on your journey.
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Avoid Making These Massive Freshwater Fishing Mistakes At All Costs
A lot of thought goes into freshwater fishing than you may realize. Avoid making the following mistakes during your next trip at all costs.
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13 Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring In California's Deserts
Are you planning a trip to one of California three major deserts? If so, here are 13 creatures to beware of while you're out adventuring.
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The World's Most Treacherous Mountains To Climb
Mountain climbing is both exhilarating and extreme. For those of you mystified by the world's highest peaks, here are the most treacherous mountains to climb.
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The Most Dangerous Time Of Year To Swim In The Atlantic Ocean
While swimming in the ocean is fun when you're on vacation, it can also be perilous. Here is the most dangerous time of year to swim in the Atlantic Ocean.
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