Not true I’ve talked about first-aid kits on occasion because I think it’s an excellent question. The fact is, there are practical limits to what you can carry. But even after taking into ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Injuries on the trail are common, be they banalities like blisters ...

When you’re traveling in the wilderness, a well-stocked med kit can mean the difference between a minor snafu and a major nightmare. This is true whether you’re adventuring alone or with a bevy of ...

Whether you're camping or hiking, if you ever encounter an emergency on your outdoor adventures, these two safety kits from ...

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of a three-part series on Wilderness First Aid based on a 16-hour (two-day) course taught by Sam Coffman at the Helotes Creek Nature Center. This installment includes ...

After years on the water, this is the first-aid kit I carry—and the one I recommend gifting to any fly angler.

A cut, contusion, splinter or sprain. Unexpected injuries can occur anywhere but treating them can be especially challenging on the trail. “Hikers and backpackers venture into remote environments ...

Would you know what to do if you found an injured person in the woods, far from a town or hospital? Two seasoned emergency medical experts were in the Tri-Cities recently to share how to respond to a ...