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Daily Gratitude: NOLS in the Frontcountry

Educator Expedition: Multi-pitch Climbing in Red Rocks

Explore educational multi-pitch climbing in Red Rocks with NOLS Rock Climbing Courses. Elevate your teaching skills in this breathtaking desert setting.

5 Strategies to Survive Mud Season

Here are five tips on how to apply Leave No Trace (LNT) principles while hiking during mud season.

Sudbury Native Spends Semester Hiking, Climbing, and Canoeing in the Rockies

On Kevin Cadogan’s National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) course, he completed backpacking, rock climbing, canoeing, and canyon sections.

Educator Expedition: Avalanche Training in the Tetons

12 Photos to Get You Excited for Spring

Risk Management in the Outdoors: Beyond the NOLS Course

Why risk management matters for a variety of outdoor programs

What Organizations Should Know about Risk Management

Risk management isn’t just a checklist – read about how it can benefit your organization

15 Signs You’ve Taken a Wilderness Medicine Course

3 Steps to Successful Conflict Management

Since conflict is likely to come up at some point with any group, knowing how to manage it is a valuable skill.

Educator Expedition: Skiing Alaska’s Thompson Pass

9 Tips to Help You Deal with Homesickness

NOLS Instructor Wins Copp-Dash Inspire Award

The American Alpine Club (AAC) awarded NOLS Instructor Craig Muderlak the Copp-Dash Inspire Award last week.

How the Wilderness Lets Us Be Our Best Selves [Q&A]

Debunking Myths: What Should You Do If Someone has Hypothermia?

NOLS Wilderness Medicine students create a hypo wrap during a mock rescue.

Knowing the recommended treatments for hypothermia in the wilderness is an important winter skill. Here NOLS addresses common myths about first aid for hypothermia and what you should do if you or someone else gets too cold in the field.

How NOLS Ruined the Old Me

That summer with NOLS cracked me open, so light could get in. The things that ruin us, the things that have us looking up at a star-filled sky asking, “Why am I doing this?”—those are what spark who we were meant to be.