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Pass the torch: How experienced campers can model responsible recreation.

If you’re the kinda person who lives and breathes camping, and would call yourself a bit of a pro at it (it’s okay to brag a little here), then you’re the right person to help our next generation of newbie, keen campers learn to camp responsibly.

Know your tracks & hide your snacks: Tips to help kids respect wildlife at camp.

Kids LOVE camping! Fresh air and s’mores, dirty fingernails and staying up late. It’s important to mix in some education with all that fun. It’s our job as parents or guardians to raise the next generation of responsible recreators. Here are some ways to do it — Without your kids calling you out for being way too boring.

Lock, store, ignore: How to prevent theft and wildlife intrusion while camping.

Camping is all about escaping the noise of everyday life and connecting with nature—but a visit from raccoons, bears, or even opportunistic thieves can quickly ruin the experience. Whether you’re in a busy campground or a backcountry site, your best defense is a simple three-part mantra: Lock. Store. Ignore.

Sleeping under the stars: A beginner’s guide to responsible camping.

New to camping? Discover seven essential tips for responsible camping—from picking the perfect site to fire safety and campground etiquette. Start your outdoor adventure right!