Erin Berger is a contributing editor at Outside.
Lessons from Spontaneous Packing and Hermit Crabs
Nothing matters once you’re out the door! Whatever you forget is simply not joining you on the adventure.
Erin Berger
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These recent literary works feature unsettling tales set in familiar locations
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What Gretel Ehrlich Gets Wrong About Climate Change
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This year the famous outdoor film festival is going virtual, with thrilling tales of climbing adventures and profiles of charismatic conservationists
This New Film About the Camp Fire Is a Portrait of Resilience
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'Save Yourselves!' Is a Surprisingly Fun Disaster Movie
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Why Science Says Camp Sleep Is Good for You
Trying to improve your sleep quality? Get back to nature.
These New Books Are Like Soothing Whale Sounds for Anxious Minds
From humble jellyfish anecdotes to straightforward self-help, three new titles offer resonant takeaways for these worrisome times
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