Hiker Safety and Leave no Trace Program with Ranger Kendra Dean
Join us for an enlightening experience presented by Kendra Dean, an Interpretive Ranger with the Student Conservation Association (SCA). The SCA is dedicated to connecting people with nature while fostering an appreciation for New Hampshire’s rich natural and cultural heritage. Ranger Kendra is a leading expert on Hiker Safety and Leave No Trace principles, making her an invaluable resource for outdoor enthusiasts.
When embarking on a hiking excursion, it is essential to be well-prepared. Ranger Kendra will guide participants through a comprehensive discussion on the most critical items to pack for a successful hike. Essential gear includes a sturdy pair of hiking boots, sufficient water, nutritious snacks, appropriate clothing layers, a first-aid kit, a map or GPS device, and a fully charged mobile phone. Understanding what to bring can make the difference between a fun outing and an exhausting ordeal.
Moreover, Ranger Kendra will cover the importance of practicing responsible outdoor ethics to ensure that our wild spaces remain pristine for future generations. This includes the principles of Leave No Trace, which emphasize minimizing our impact on the environment. Participants will learn how to enjoy nature while preserving it, ensuring that the beauty of New Hampshire’s landscapes can be experienced by others in the years to come.
Through interactive activities and engaging discussions, Ranger Kendra will prepare you for everything from outdoor emergencies to casual day hikes. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a beginner, this session promises to enhance your understanding of Hiker Safety and outdoor preparedness.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with nature and learn from an expert. Join Ranger Kendra Dean and discover the essential practices that will keep you safe and responsible while exploring the great outdoors. Together, we can ensure that our hiking adventures are enjoyable and sustainable, paving the way for future explorers to appreciate New Hampshire’s natural treasures.
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