Find out the truth about popular LNT myths, learn why you should take a Wilderness First Aid course, and see what one NOLS grad has to say about her first night sleeping under the stars.
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Whether it’s tossing a banana peel while hiking or stashing some toilet paper under a rock because “it’ll break down,” you’ve probably encountered some of these common Leave No Trace myths. Check out this blog to get the real scoop.
Learn the Truth about Common LNT Myths
On the first night of her 30-day NOLS expedition, Fatou Doumbia was unnerved by a level of quiet and darkness she’d never experienced at home in the city. Then she peeked out of her tent and noticed the stars: “I’d only seen them in the movies and it was just so beautiful. It made me realize I really need to explore the world.”
Watch Fatou’s Tale from the Trail
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As an outdoorsperson, you know that being far up the trail or out of cell service comes with inherent risk. What if you or a friend get sick or injured, and you don’t have easy access to medical care? Enter the two-day NOLS Wilderness First Aid course: a fun, hands-on introduction to preventing, recognizing, and treating common injuries and illnesses in the outdoors.
See Wilderness First Aid Courses