We’ve seen Bear Grylls do some pretty cool stuff in his TV shows, but we’ve also seen some pretty nasty things too.

You’ve heard of poison ivy and poison oak, but these are just two of many harmful plants in North America. Here are some more.

Another day closer to Labor Day, another deal to jump on before it’s gone, and today we’re talking about SoloStove. SoloStove is known for making high-quality, smoke-free fire pits and pizza ovens. With a variety of gear to choose from, SoloStove is all about making dinner easier than ever while camping. Even after you get [...]

You just never know when survival skills may come in handy, and foraging for edible wild plants is one of the most important survival skills you can learn. Knowing which berries and plants you can eat in the wild is especially critical, so you don’t accidentally eat something that’s toxic. The universal edibility test is [...]

Camping has always been a more eco-friendly way to travel, but if you’re looking to have a zero-waste camping trip, pack very carefully.

Are you looking to sharpen your outdoor foraging skills? Taking an online foraging class is a great way to get started.

Titanium is a backpacker’s best friend. Here are some of the best options for titanium pots, plus how to take care of them.

As you probably know, there are good mushrooms and there are bad mushrooms. And by bad, we mean deadly. Avoid these in the wild.

The Pacific Northwest is a veritable wonderland for mushroom enthusiasts. The region – which runs up the west coast of North America from Northern California through British Columbia to the Alaska, is know for high rainfall, and temperate climate – perfect conditions for ‘shrooms, morels and other fungi. Among these are the highly sought-after golden [...]

Fungus foraging isn’t just for homesteaders and hippies—anyone who enjoys the great outdoors can benefit from finding shrooms in the wild.