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Educating the Educators: Instructor Development with the American Canoe Association
Educating the Educators: Instructor Development with the American Canoe Association
10 Ways to #OptOutside on Black Friday
Whether it's going for a walk with your llama pal, cleaning up the local park, or eating leftovers outside, get inspired to #OptOutside on Black Friday!
A Second Family: My Home Stay in Patagonia
A NOLS gap year student reflects on the homestay section of her Year in Patagonia course.
Why I Used the GI Bill for NOLS
NOLS graduate talks about his NOLS experience, which he funded with veterans benefits through the GI Bill.
The Alps vs. American Wilderness [Interview with Curtis Bartosik, Part 2]
The Alps vs. American Wilderness [Interview with Curtis Bartosik, Part 2]
How an Outdoor Enthusiast Managed Two Decades in the City [Interview with Curtis Bartosik, Part 1]
How an Outdoor Enthusiast Managed Two Decades in the City [Interview with Curtis Bartosik, Part 1]
5 Incredibly Useful Backcountry Baking Techniques
Learn techniques for baking you can use to become a master backcountry baker the next time you go camping
The Wilderness Act: “Leaving a Glimpse of the World as It Was”
The Wilderness Act: "Leaving a Glimpse of the World as It Was"
Writing and Trekking: One Woman’s Mission to Walk from Chile to Alaska
Writing and Trekking: One Woman’s Mission to Walk from Chile to Alaska
The Engineer’s Return in the Yukon: Part One
Photographer, engineer, and adventurer pulled out his camera to document this canoeing and backpacking expedition in Canada's remote Yukon Territory.
Who Needs a Hat? A Lesson from My Australian Adventure
Who Needs a Hat? A Lesson from My Australian Adventure
Preparing for the Unexpected: Wilderness Risk Management Conference 2015
Reflecting on workshops and lessons learned during the 2015 Wilderness Risk Management Conference
5 Things You Already Do That Make You a Female Outdoor Leader
Just a few things many women already do that make them leaders in the outdoor activities they love.
Why Outdoorsy People Make the Best Co-workers
Someone who can laugh at the end of an 18-mile hike through the mud is definitely the co-worker you want on your team.
History Comes Alive for the 10th Mountain Division
In celebration of NOLS' 50th anniversary, read how the school's founder, Paul Petzoldt, trained the 10th Mountain Division before establishing NOLS.
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