Mike Schreiner-the leader of the Green Party of Ontario drops by to chat about camping and canoeing.

03/06/23 • 34 min

Mike Schreiner rocks!
He paddles Temagami with his 16 year old daughter.
Jumps on a train & heads into Wabakimi.
Paddles the Humber River.
Paddles out of his back yard! Seriously?!
Come on a journey with a great guy that camps in every form, bikes, hikes, and plans trips around charging stations for his electric car.
You can learn more about him here:
https://gpo.ca/mike-schreiner/
https://www.facebook.com/mike.schreiner/
https://twitter.com/mikeschreiner
https://www.instagram.com/mikeschreinergpo/
http://youtube.com/GreenPartyofOntario
You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/99z84AJ18uQ

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Survive and Thrive: Mastering Wilderness First Aid for the Great Outdoors

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You need to be prepared for an accident! It's highly recommended that you take a basic first aid course and a CPR course for your everyday life.
Pamela and Tim from supergoodcamping.com emphasize the importance of first aid training for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly those involved in camping and backcountry activities. They advocate for not only basic first aid and CPR courses but also stress the need for regular recertification. They delve into advanced training options such as Remote First Aid, Wilderness First Aid, and Wilderness First Responder courses, which range from 20 to 80 hours and start around $250. These comprehensive programs cover crucial skills like planning and assessment, managing circulation emergencies, performing CPR, using an AED correctly, dealing with breathing emergencies, wound care, environmental injuries, and more.

The more advanced courses are tailored for individuals venturing into remote areas, focusing on specific topics such as group health, leadership skills, rescue breathing, helmet removal, spinal precautions, fracture realignment, dislocation relocation, and extended nighttime first aid scenarios. The training also encompasses essential survival skills like knot-tying, fire building, bleeding control, and communication strategies such as signalling for help. Pamela and Tim highlight the unpredictable nature of accidents and the importance of being prepared for emergencies, especially considering the time it takes to organize a rescue and manage situations until help arrives.

The podcast notes that wilderness first aid is critical for professionals working in isolated environments, including paramedics, ski patrols, and search and rescue teams. It also provides information about the availability of first aid courses in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), with basic courses offered in Toronto and more specialized training available in surrounding regions such as Bowmanville, Pickering, Vaughan, and Milton. Outfitters further north, like those in Obiongo and Algonquin, can provide additional course details. Finally, the podcast encourages listeners to seek more information via social media and email and mentions the upcoming Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show as an event where they can learn more.

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The Ultimate Guide to Group Camping

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Today, we dive into the joyful world of group camping, exploring how to make your next outdoor adventure with friends and family unforgettable.
It can be a ton of fun going camping with family, friends, or work colleagues.
But, first, you need to:
Choose a coordinator.
Decide what style of group camping - multi site or one huge site?
Where are we going?
Who's bringing the gear?
Who's doing the cooking?
Divvy up the chores and responsibilities.
What activities do we want to tackle - hikes, bikes, paddle, fish, chill.
Campfires.
The stars.

Main Themes:

The Joy of Group Camping: Discover why camping with a larger party can enhance your outdoor experience, creating lasting memories with your loved ones.
The Importance of Early Planning: Learn the significance of planning ahead and why appointing a coordinator is essential for a successful group camping trip.
Choosing the Right Campground: Gain insights on how to select the best campground in Ontario for your group’s needs, and the perks of utilizing spaces designed for larger parties.
Equipment and Camp Setup: Get tips on organizing your gear, efficiently setting up camp, and ensuring everyone’s comfort.
Meal Planning and Dietary Considerations: Find out how to create memorable meals that cater to all dietary needs, with advice on coordinating food prep to minimize drama.
Conservation and Coordination: Understand the importance of resource conservation and how to achieve it by sharing responsibilities among the group.
Staggered Arrivals and Departures: Learn the logistics of coordinating your group’s arrivals and departures to ensure a smooth camping experience.
Booking Campsites: Find out why it’s crucial to book group sites early due to their popularity and high demand.
Entertainment and Activities: Get a list of exciting activities, from guided hikes and swimming to fishing and stargazing, that can enrich your group camping trip.
Food Tips: Explore meal ideas that are easy and fun to prepare in a group setting, and the benefits of bringing spices, condiments, and reusable bottles to enhance your meals while reducing waste.
Group Bonding Activities: Discover activities like biking, canoeing, and games that can strengthen bonds and increase enjoyment during your camping adventure.
Supergoodcamping Resources: Learn more about Pamela and Tim’s tips and tricks by visiting their website and following their social media channels.
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