Nature, Health, Wellness, and Wellbeing | Page 2

Sunbathing in Moderation | Good for Our Health
When we expose our skin to the sun we engage in what’s commonly called sunbathing or suntanning. In the past decades, there has been a lot of negati [ ... ]

Bushcraft | Surviving in a Natural Environment
Bushcraft — often synonymously used with the terms Woodcraft or Scoutcraft — is the use and practice of certain tools and skills in order [ ... ]

How To Stay Healthy When Going On Extensive Outdoor Walks
Walking in the great outdoors can be a refreshing experience, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. To make the most of your time in natur [ ... ]

How to Get the Best Camping Experience and Stay Safe
Embarking on a camping adventure is like hitting the reset button on life. The great outdoors, with its pristine landscapes and serene ambiance, becko [ ... ]

Canyoning | Descending into the Depths of Nature
Canyoning involves many different types of activities and can include hiking, climbing, caving, descending, jumping, boating, swimming, and trekking t [ ... ]

Snorkeling | Wonders of Underwater Life
Snorkeling involves swimming face-down on the surface of a body of water (usually the sea or ocean) while equipped with a diving mask, a breathing tub [ ... ]

Leftist or Rightist | What Has Nature Got to Do with It?
The world seems to be in so much turmoil. Leftist and rightist thinking fight each other so fiercely, and political election outcomes in many countrie [ ... ]

Clay Baths | Using Medicinal Clay for Health Benefits
Clay is a type of fine-grained natural soil material containing large amounts of trace minerals and has a natural plasticity when wet. The use of clay [ ... ]

Camping | Outdoor Overnight Stays in a Natural Environment
The act of camping involves overnight stays outdoors, typically in a natural environment, using a basic temporary shelter such as a tent, hammock, rec [ ... ]

Nature Connectedness | Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Bonding
The term Nature Connectedness refers to the degree in which people include Nature as an inseparable, intrinsic part of their identity. In a more gener [ ... ]