Showing posts with label teaching outdoors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teaching outdoors. Show all posts

26 January 2022

Winter Hiking

 Back in the day, I enjoyed winter camping.  I had the skills, the right equipment and was prepared to turn around if needed.  This last point is important since you need to know when to quit.

For example I had (still have) mickey mouse boots that are Army design to keep feet warm.  I bought them from Bata Shoe company in Edgewood or Aberdeen Maryland back in the early 80s.

How'd I learn about these boots?  From an Hurricane Island Outward Bound trip I took in the early 80s also in the White Mountains of NH.  We summitted Mt. MOOSILAUKE.  We met in Hanover, NH.  It was a great experience.




My borrowed Mickey Mouse boots in New Hampshire.

09 November 2011

Free Webinar on Teaching Outdoors

Green Teacher 2011 Webinar Series
greenteacher.com


Dr. Brad Daniel of Montreat College will help participants become better outdoor educators by presenting a variety of mistakes made by those who teach in the outdoors. After a short video illustrating many of these mistakes, a comprehensive list will be compiled and solutions to each one will be presented and discussed.