We’ve all seen the empty toilet paper aisles and ranted about the toilet paper hoarders. Many of you might already have resorted to Kleenex, paper towel, or baby wipes, all of which clog sewage and septic systems. Baby wipes are extra problematic since there often aren’t enough left for the actual babies (I’ll mention a solution to that problem later).
What would it be like to use a flowing river as a trail? In some areas of the American Southwest, a walk in and out of a flowing stream with wettable shoes is often easier than navigation on the river bank. That’s why wettable shoe hiking, or river hiking, is a common method of backcountry …
If you live in the Pacific Northwest and struggle with fern identification, you aren’t alone. The PNW has a lot of ferns. They are moisture-loving plants, and, well, we have a lot of moisture here. One of my first videos was all about IDing fiddleheads, but after the video came out, it became apparent that …
