Author: Paul Pinkerton
Paul Pinkerton is one of the authors writing for Outdoor Revival
Tips To Get Moving During The Workday – Preparing for Adventure
We at Outdoor Revival know that many people spend most of their time stuck in an office or behind the wheel of a car making…
Talking with Grizzly Bears Part 2 – by Daisy Crocket
We’re grateful to the amazing Nikki van Schyndel (aka Daisy Crocket) for sharing some of her life and adventures with us here on Outdoor Revival. The Art…
Carry a Blood Clotting Agent in Case of Serious Injury
Here’s one of our regular survival tips from survival expert James Manderville. Emergency blood clotting agents are available as pads, sprays, and crystals. Carry one in…
Lifesystems Firestarter Kit – Review
Need a compact firelighting solution? This could be just what you’re looking for. We’ve had the Firestarter kit for a while now and used it…
3 Lucky Escapes from Death in the Wilderness
For anyone interested in the various survival stories from around the world in different periods in history, one common factor that contributes to a survival…
US Sports Camps – Nike Running Camps’ Five Star Dates 2017
Five Star is one of Nike Running Camps’ premier cross country camp locations. In a quintessential summer camp setting at Iroquois Springs camp facility, Coach…
Do Fish Survive In Streams In Winter
Most stream-resident fish stay throughout winter despite the ice. This has been shown by Christine Weber, previous researcher at Umeå University, by tagging trout and…
New Fabric Uses Sun And Wind To Power Devices
Fabrics that can generate electricity from physical movement have been in the works for a few years. Now researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology have…
Tips To Handle Those Rare Tick-Borne Diseases
“The biggest myth about tick-borne diseases is that every tick carries the Lyme disease pathogen, when in fact, only one tick species in the Eastern…
Ten Things to Do If You Get Lost Trail Running
Trail running offers the rewards of a grand adventure, from breathtaking sunrises and sunsets to glimpses of animals in their natural habitats. But with any…