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International Travel: What to PackThis is advice from an experienced traveler about what to pack for an extended trip in a less-developed country. -
Applying for Jobs with the National Park ServiceThis article offers insider tips to help your resume make it through the system and on to your favorite National Park. -
Green Gifts for ChildrenThe greenest thing you can do for your children is to teach them about nature and the environment. This article offers some gift ideas that will help get children excited about nature. -
Little Things You Do for the Environment Really MatterIt is easy to feel powerless in the face of our environmental problems. However, it is important to stay positive and help in any way we can. Every little bit counts. -
5 Tips for Reducing StressToo much stress can lower your quality of life. This article offers some simple steps you can take to help reduce stress in your life. -
Do-It-Yourself Shoe LiftsWearing shoes with a lift can help people with leg length discrepancy to improve their comfort and alignment. This article offers an easy method for making your own shoe lifts using ordinary materials.
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Safe Driving in National ParksRoads in National Parks are often dangerous, and driving patiently and safely is important. Pullouts are provided for stopping to enjoy the scenery. Safe driving enhances everyone's National Park experience. -
Vacationing at Dry Tortugas National ParkA trip to Dry Tortugas National Park is well worth the effort of getting there. The scenery is spectacular, and Fort Jefferson is rich in history. Camping for a few nights on the island is the best way to experience this unique, remote National Park. -
My Worst Travel ExperienceA bus breakdown in Senegal, West Africa turned into a two day ordeal and an uncertain night stranded in the wilderness. While transportation in Africa can be unreliable, don't let that stop you from going.
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An Eco-Friendly Christmas PresentIf you want to give a Christmas gift than genuinely helps the environment, consider a gift donation through the Nature Conservancy's Adopt an Acre program. -
Why I Am Thankful in 2009My life had been centered around travel and adventure. Once my niece was born, I realized that I was living only for myself. I am thankful that she inspired me to move closer to home and have a family again.
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Backpacking for Beginners: What to PackThis article offers advice about essential gear you will need to pack for your first backpacking camping trip. Carrying the right supplies can determine whether or not you will have a great trip and want to backpack again. -
Turkey HaikuA haiku about a wild turkey.