Wilderness Book of Shadows
Backpacking Pagans use different rituals than Wiccans and other earth worshipers, so answer some questions about wilderness rituals, praying in parks, and trail worship.
Ranger Changes, part 1
This wild places program is part one of an exploration on how the job of wilderness rangers is changing. Many people who worked for parks and forests when the Wilderness Act went in effect are still working. We start out by getting a look at the traditional skills and duties of a wilderness ranger. We hear from: Gregg Fauth, Wilderness Coordinator for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Laurel Boyers, Wilderness manager for Yosemite National Park. John Roth, Chief Ranger for Lassen Volcanic National Park. Brian Palmentier and Michelle Minnehan, experienced hikers and climbers from San Francisco, visiting the Tuolumne Meadows Wilderness Office in Yosemite. Next week, in part two, we find out about the changes in government, in environmental threats, and in the wilderness users are affecting the job of wilderness rangers. What do you expect from wilderness rangers? You can share your opinions with your fellow listeners anytime using our toll free comment line at 866-590-7373. Show number 102 [MP3 format; length 9:56; 2,386,826 bytes] Show number 102 script JOIN NOW — Help us help more folks to appreciate our wild public lands.
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camping Together
This skills program provides some ideas on how to have a romantic camping trip. outdoors folks have this image of being tough, and of facing risky challenges in adverse situations. But there’s also a softer, warmer type of outdoor adventure. Steve talks with Michelle Waitzman, the author of the book, Sex in a Tent: A Wild Couple’s Guide to Getting Naughty in Nature. Michelle talks about how to look for an outdoorsy partner. She tells the story of author Kathleen Meyer’s search for the perfect match. How do you get a less outdoorsy sweetie into your tent? And what are some of the benefits to your relationship if you do? Michelle retells some of the stories she gathered for her book. We had to edit out some of the interview from this G-rated version. WildeBeat members can download those portions from our WildeBeat Insiders web pages. Michelle invites you to share your stories about romance in the wilderness on her blog, Love in a Tent. We invite you to share your wilderness love stories by calling our toll-free comment line at 866-590-7373. Show number 116 [MP3 format; length 9:53; 2,373,759 bytes] Show number 116, extended version [MP3 format; length 11:31; 5,531,133 bytes] Show number 116 script JOIN NOW — Help us help more folks to appreciate our wild public lands.
WiFi In The Wilderness
These days, being able to access the Internet while camping is as necessary as shelter, food and water to many campers. Some tips on accessing WIFI in the outdoors.
Wekiwa Springs State Park
Florida’s Wekiwa Springs State Park is an oasis of opportunity for campers, hikers, and backpackers, as well as anyone who enjoys activities in the great outdoors.
12 Survival Essentials
If you’re not sure what to bring on a trip, start with the 12 survival essentials, guaranteed to help you in every situation.
Power Potent Piezoelectric Packs
Scientific advances lead to effortless production of electrical energy which can be used to power small devices in the wilderness.
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