Casper Star Tribune: Survive in the woods, without sacrificing comfort

WMI‘Nearly everyone has heard some horror story about the outdoors. Movies like “127 Hours” or “Touching the Void” may make it seem like shattered bones and trapped appendages are common. But most backcountry wounds are actually cuts, scrapes and blisters, said Marco Johnson, field staffing director for the National Outdoor Leadership School.’

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Casey Adams

Casey Adams

Casey worked as a writer and PR specialist for NOLS.

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