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5 Myths About a NOLS Gap Year
February 3, 2021
5 Gap Year Myths Debunked - Worried that a NOLS gap year expedition is beyond your reach in terms of timing, finances, or technical skills? Guess again!
Snakebites: Myth vs. Reality
June 4, 2018
Don't believe everything you see in the movies! Get the real scoop on common myths about treating snakebites from NOLS Wilderness Medicine.
When You Should Wear Cotton in the Outdoors
June 13, 2017
Get ready for some myth busting! Despite its bad reputation, there are actually times when it makes sense to wear cotton on an outdoor adventure.
Debunking 5 Myths about Gear
January 19, 2017
Keep these misconceptions in mind when you head to the store to purchase new outdoor gear.
Busting Popular Leave No Trace Myths
October 4, 2016
Learn the truth behind popular myths about Leave No Trace principles.
NOLS MythCrushers Episode 1: Fish Eyes
November 18, 2009

Fish eyes are the bubbles rising from the bottom of the pot as water is heated. Some people believe this is hot
enough for reliable disinfection. We disagree.

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