Should You Become a Wilderness First Responder?
Exploring Arizona can be beautiful, breathtaking and sometimes even thrilling. From rocky Grand Canyon trails to the secluded Sedona wilderness, thousands of hikers venture away from civilization.
However, being in a remote location amplifies the risks and consequences of getting injured or ill. All it takes is one misstep and you’re thrust into a potentially life-or-death situation.
That’s why many park rangers, guides and outdoor enthusiasts become wilderness first responders, a certification offered by NOLS.
Read the full story here.
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