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Case Study: Chest Injury with Fall

The Setting You are on a climbing trip in Red Rocks, Nevada. You’ve spent the last week dialing in your climbing, swapping beta with new friends at the crag and soaking up the desert sun. Today, you decide to take a break from long routes and focus on bouldering.  You’re chalking up, eyeing a new…

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All Alumni Expeditions Gap Year Gear Leadership Wilderness Medicine
Instructor Q&A with Evan Horn
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Instructor Q&A with Evan Horn

Instructor Q&A with Evan Horn
NOLS January 2020 1 min read
Instructor Q&A with Daren Opeka
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Instructor Q&A with Daren Opeka

Instructor Q&A with Daren Opeka
NOLS January 2020 1 min read
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Virtual Sea Kayaking – Alaska through a NOLS Student’s Lens

Virtual Sea Kayaking - Alaska through a NOLS Student's Lens
NOLS January 2020 1 min read
Case Study: A Freezing Snowmobile Ride
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Case Study: A Freezing Snowmobile Ride

Do you know how to prevent, recognize, and treat a non-freezing cold injury (NFCI)? Test your wilderness medicine skills with…
NOLS January 2020 1 min read
Announcing New Expeditions for Summer 2020
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Announcing New Expeditions for Summer 2020

Check out our seven new expeditions for summer 2020 and start planning your next adventure!
NOLS January 2020 1 min read
How To Build a Winter Snow Shelter
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How To Build a Winter Snow Shelter

Excited to go winter camping? These pro tips and instructions teach you how to build a quinzhee shelter out of…
NOLS January 2020 1 min read
Celebrating NOLS in the New Year
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Celebrating NOLS in the New Year

NOLS welcomes new president, and celebrates Paul Petzoldt's 112th birthday, our 55th anniversary, and 50th anniversary of 30 Days of…
NOLS January 2020 1 min read
New Year, New Outdoor You
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New Year, New Outdoor You

Make outdoor-focused New Year's resolutions and achieve them in 2020.
NOLS January 2020 1 min read
A Can of Calm: Applying Wilderness Medicine in Disaster Zones
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A Can of Calm: Applying Wilderness Medicine in Disaster Zones

NOLS Wilderness First Responder trainings aren't just for outdoor enthusiasts—they're also great prep for humanitarian work in disaster zones.
NOLS December 2019 1 min read

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