Communications
Respect Wildlife/Plan Ahead
Looking out for one Another
Itineraries
Weather Considerations/Protection
100

What should you do if you stumble on a loose rock while climbing?

Let your classmates know to ensure that they do not fall and get hurt.

100

When should you be especially careful to avoid wildlife?

During sensitive times such as nesting or mating season, while they are raising their young ones, or during the winter.

100

What is one way to be prepared in case something happens/someone gets hurt?

Prior to the trip, do some research one your campsite, and see what emergency services are available/close by.

100

True or False. Itineraries are strict schedules and are not allowed to be broken.

False. An itinerary is meant to be a guide for your trip. If it is slightly of schedule it is not the end of the world!

100

True or False. You should wait until you arrive at your campsite to see what the weather is like.

False. You should check the weather in advance to know how to prepare and decrease risks of any weather related issues.

200

True or False.

If you start feeling unwell, you should go away from the group and not bother anyone.

False

200

Why do we prepare meal plans in advance?

To lighten loads and decrease garbage.

200

When hiking in larger groups, it is ideal to split into groups of?

4-6 people

200

True or False. Creating an itinerary can decrease risks during the camping trip.

True. An itinerary includes food plans, sleeping arrangements, and trails that will be used. Making an itinerary will help educate you about what you will encounter on your trip.

200

What are some of the most underestimated threats/dangers to campers?

Rain and floods

300

Who do you call if you get lost in the woods?

The Park Ranger.

300

In order to minimize waste, what should we do with food that has not been finished?

Repackage it.

300

If your friend is in a bad mood and wanders off alone, what should you do?

Follow them and explain that even though they are upset, it is extremely risky to be alone without a buddy.

300

What is one way to ensure that everyone is hiking on a trail that fits their abilities?  

Research the campsite ahead of time, and familiarize yourselves with the levels of difficulty of the trails

300

True or False. In the forest/woods we will be well protected from the wind.

False! We will still be very vulnerable to the cold winds and should prepare accordingly.

400

Who do you call if you become violently ill in the night?

David Hill

400

If you would like to bring your pet camping with you, but do not have proper control over it, what should you do?

Leave it at home to ensure it's safety, as well as yours and the environment's.

400

Why is it a good idea to plan a trip during less busy times?

This way it will be easier to watch out for one another while hiking.

400

What is the longest trail in Adirondacks and how long is it?

The Northville-Placid Trail

135 miles long!

400

If you encounter wind, rain or lightening, what should you do, and for how long?

Take shelter, and lay low for at least 30 minutes.

500

If you get lost or seriously hurt what should you do?

Call 911, stay put and try to stay calm
500

If you are hiking with a friend and they see a wild animal, what should you do?

Educate them on the importance of observing wildlife from afar, and remind them they would be risking their safety, as well as the safety of the animal if they approach.

500

What is one way you can look out for one another before even leaving for the trip?

Considering everyone's dietary restrictions, and bringing enough food and water for each person.

500

Bonus!

How long is the longest trail?

135 Miles!

500

Why is the clothing layering system so effective?

Each layer has a function, and this concept allows for quick changes when your body temperature changes!

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