Wilderness Survival
Maps and Mountains
Wildlife Watch
Friend or Foe
Trail Mix
100
Often painless at first, this cold-related injury may only reveal its severity after circulation returns.
What is Frostbite?
100
These are the two most rectangular U.S. states.
What are Colorado and Wyoming?
100
This many species of bear are native to Wisconsin.
How many is One (the black bear)?
100
This plant causes an itchy rash and follows the rule “leaves of three, let it be.”
What is Poison Ivy?
100
This national park is home to the tallest peak in North America.
What is Denali national park?
200
This type of cloud formation can indicate an approaching cold front and deteriorating weather.
What are Cirrus clouds?
200
The Himalayas are considered the youngest mountain range in the world and are approximately this many years old.
How many are 50 million years old?
200
This is the term for a group of owls.
What is a Parliament?
200
This mushroom is responsible for most fatal mushroom poisonings worldwide.
What is the Death cap mushroom?
200
This term describes the weight of your backpack excluding food, water, and fuel.
What is Base weight?
300
In wilderness medicine, the acronym, MARCH, outlines priorities for trauma care: Massive bleeding, Airway, R_____, Circulation, Hypothermia/Head injury. The R stands for...
What is Respiration?
300
This cylindrical map distorts objects closer to the poles and better represents the curve of the Earth on flat surfaces than traditional maps. 
What is a Mercator projection?
300
Beavers' teeth are orange because they contain this mineral, which also makes them harder than human teeth.
What is Iron?
300
This flowering plant is in the carrot family, but is extremely poisonous, even to touch.
What is Poison hemlock?
300
The “widowmaker” in camping slang refers to this dangerous overhead hazard.
What is a Dead tree limb?
400
In bear country, food should be stored at least this far away from your sleeping area.
How much is 100 feet?
400
The Barberton Makhonjwa mountains make up the oldest mountain range in the world and are located primarily in this country.
What is South Africa?
400
Moose can swim up to this many miles per hour.
How much is 6 mph?
400
These bright woodland berries are often eaten by birds but should never be eaten by campers.
What are Baneberries?
400
This tick-borne illness is commonly identified by a bullseye-shaped rash.
What is Lyme disease?
500
This phenomenon causes a hypothermic person to feel suddenly warm and remove clothing shortly before collapse.
What is Paradoxical undressing?
500
Nautical charts measure depth using either feet or this unit, which is equal to 6 feet.
What are Fathoms?
500
Deer are active during dawn and dusk. This is the term that describes that pattern.
What is Crepuscular?
500
This animal’s defensive behavior includes hissing, tail rattling, and striking without venom.
What is the Hognose snake?
500
UTM coordinates divide the Earth into this number of longitudinal zones.
What are 60?