Outdoor Stewardship
The Black Bag in Every Kayak
A Maine island, a Scout troop, and the ordinary work of being a good guest. Reflections on stewardship, shared meals, and the responsibilities we carry home.
Teaching Others to Do This Safely and Confidently
Teaching an outdoor skill means accepting another person’s trust. A reflection on preparation, supervised practice, honest limits, and passing on the care behind the old ways.
Florida Foraging: Learn the Plants, Respect the Place
Florida’s wild ecosystems are rich in edible plants, offering unique foraging opportunities year-round. This guide helps overlanders and bushcrafters identify ten essential wild edibles, provides tips for safe harvesting, and shares cooking…
Florida Hurricane Preparedness: Home, Travel, and Knowing When to Leave
The post emphasizes the importance of rigorous preparation for outdoor activities during hurricane season in Florida. It outlines a three-phase hurricane prep mindset: planning before the trip, maintaining mobility and safety during…
Shelter Setups That Blend Speed and Safety
Effective shelter setup is crucial for overlanding and bushcraft, providing protection against environmental challenges. A great shelter should be quick to deploy, secure in bad weather, and adaptable to various terrains. Various…
Real Meal Plans for Travel Beyond the Grocery Store
A five day menu built around dependable provisions, safe food storage, clean water, and the responsibility of feeding companions in Florida conditions.
Overland Meets Bushcraft: Preparedness and Responsibility
Where vehicle travel and traditional outdoor skills meet: preparation, suitable shelter, dependable provisions, and responsibility for companions and the places we visit.
Hammock Comfort: Making Room to Rest
A hammock, a pillow, Sean’s spare shirt, and a reflection on rest, companionship, and caring for the Florida places that let us make camp.
