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Bookmark or Share- The Great Outdoors: Weather Safety | National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...Stay safe outdoors during the heat: Slow down. Reduce, eliminate or reschedule strenuous activities until the coolest time of the day. Drink plenty of water (not very cold), non-alcoholic and decaffeinated fluids, even if you don't feel thirsty. Dress for summer. Wear lightweight, loose fitting, light-colored clothing to reflect heat and sunlight.
- How to Stay Safe Outdoors & Recreate Responsibly | StanleyOutdoor adventures can be associated with many risks, however, by planning ahead, bringing the right gear, practicing Leave No Trace, and observing other safety tips, your outdoor recreation can be safe and fun for yourself, others, and the environment.
- Wildlife Safety Tips for Enjoying the Great OutdoorsSafety should always be the number one concern when enjoying nature, whether it’s in the form of making sure cycling, biking or climbing equipment is in good working order or taking the possibility of severe weather into account before departing for the outdoors.
- Safety - US Forest ServiceEnsure your trek outdoors is a positive one. Know what you’re doing, how to do it right and how to do it safely. Visit the forest or grassland web pages for safety rules and alerts, including those that warn you of road closings, trail conditions, wildland fires and known animal dangers.
- Guide to Outdoor Safety and Health | SafeHome.orgHeading outdoors, whether you’re hiking up a mountain or appreciating a stunning sunrise, has the huge benefit of lowering stress and anxiety. Lots of people discovered (or rediscovered) nature during COVID-19 lockdowns, and that newfound love seems to have stuck.
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