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Giardia: is it in the water? or are your hands making you sick?

Published on 9/5/2011

Dr. Welch is a professor of pediatrics at Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, N.Y. He is also a licensed professional guide, a certifying instructor (and field course instructor) for the Wilderness Education Association and a member of the Wilderness Medical Society. Welch has drunk from many water sources with no filter other than his teeth.

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Family Hiking Day – September 24 2011

Published on 8/24/2011

Saturday September 24 2011, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, along with 31 other trail clubs will be launching Family Hiking Day. In part, supported by REI, Family Hiking Day is a great opportunity to get families to enjoy the outdoors together. The event will be held on National Public Lands Day and coordinating with First Lady

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“Best Easy Day Hikes: Berkshires” Now Available!

Published on 3/29/2011

random.org picked Matthew Sawyer as the winner, congrats! Last summer things were a bit slow here at HuskyHiker.com, but I was busy. I was working on a guidebook for Falcon Guides (Globe Pequot Press) featuring 20 easy day hikes in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Most weekends were spent on the trail exploring some great places

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Wilderness First Aid Kits – Do It Yourself

Published on 2/23/2011

Your first aid kit should be more than a few ibuprofen and a couple band aids. How much you choose to take is really up to group size and the length of the trip. Do you need the same kit on a 2 mile hike with the family as you would on a seven day

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Leave No Trace – The 7 Principles

Published on 2/20/2011

Leave No Trace, also known as LNT is something we should all follow to the best of our ability in the backcountry. Keeping the land that we love as pristine as possible for other to enjoy for many years to come. The beginnings of can be traced back the 1970’s and 1980’s when the US

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