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Make good decisions that account for plenty of variables; take calculated risks. Balance boldness and humility; be open to what the world can teach you and respect the power of nature. Enumerate any threats that must be faced. You’ll need to use different parts of your brain. The part that figures out where you are (and if you’re lost) gets confused in the wilderness with its lack of familiar visual cues, such as buildings and streets. The part that controls your seeking a goal, such as the desire to move out of a place of confusion and find a familiar location, is tied up with emotions.
Essentials EMERGENCIES VS. ROUTINE TRIPS Many techniques described in this book are for emergencies only. On routine trips, follow the “leave no trace” philosophy and minimize your impact on the natural environment. PACK OUT all of your trash. LEAVE ALL PLANTS intact; do not cut or pick anything. LEAVE ALL ROCKS and natural formations as you found them. STAY ON TRAILS to spare undergrowth; remember, alpine moss campion takes 25 years to grow about six inches. MINIMIZE unnecessary noise to preserve tranquility for wildlife and for fellow campers and hikers.
Don’t: rely on lures and traps as your only source of food. Do: set and regularly check multiple traps and lures. Don’t: accidentally get caught in one of your own traps. Do: trap on game runs. Don’t: trap too close to an animal’s lair, as it will become suspicious. FIRST AID To stay alive, stay well. / While some degree of risk-taking is required in virtually all survival situations, avoid risky actions that are unnecessary and likely to cause injury. / Some health risks are unavoidable. Hypothermia is a constant threat in the Arctic, as are dehydration and hyperthermia in the desert.