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New Wilderness Pooping Course

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Summary

The Mountaineers are launching a new course on April 1, 2021, to help people learn how to properly poop in the wilderness in an environmentally friendly way. The course will provide tips and resources on topics such as blue bag/wag bag use, how to use less toilet paper, where to use digging tools, and more. Additionally, videos and photos of scenic outhouses, and explanations of how human waste is managed in the backcountry, will be provided.

Q&As

What is the new Wilderness Pooping Course offered by The Mountaineers?
The new Wilderness Pooping Course offered by The Mountaineers is a course that provides valuable information and fun facts for destinations, as well as information on how to poop in the wilderness in an environmentally friendly way.

What are the benefits of the Mountaineers Membership Program and Pricing?
The benefits of the Mountaineers Membership Program and Pricing include access to Gear Library, Badges, Membership Scholarships, and more.

What resources are available to help people poop better outside?
Resources available to help people poop better outside include the Leave No Trace website, the Outside Podcast, and the book How to Sh--t in the Woods: An Environmentally Sound Approach to a Lost Art.

What is the goal of The Mountaineers organization?
The goal of The Mountaineers organization is to help people explore, conserve, learn about, and enjoy the lands and waters of the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

What is the purpose of Mountaineers Books?
The purpose of Mountaineers Books is to be an independent nonprofit publisher.

AI Comments

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AI Discussion

Me: It's about a new course the Mountaineers are offering called Wilderness Pooping. It's all about how to safely and responsibly dispose of human waste in the wilderness.

Friend: Wow, that's really interesting. What are the implications of this article?

Me: Well, the article highlights the importance of taking responsibility for our waste when we're out in the wilderness. It also promotes environmental stewardship and sustainable recreation practices. By having this course available, the Mountaineers are helping to educate people on how to responsibly dispose of their waste so that we can protect our natural resources.

Action items

Sign up for the Wilderness Pooping course to learn more about proper management of human waste in the backcountry.
Read the Leave No Trace article on how to poop outside.
Watch the "Using the Bathroom" video on the Low-Impact Recreation Skills page.

Technical terms

Mountaineers: A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that helps people explore, conserve, learn about, and enjoy the lands and waters of the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
Log in/Join: A feature on the Mountaineers website that allows users to create an account or log in to an existing account.
Donate: A feature on the Mountaineers website that allows users to make a financial contribution to the organization.
Courses: Educational programs offered by the Mountaineers, such as the Wilderness Pooping course.
Virtual Education Center: An online platform where Mountaineers courses are offered.
Badges: Certificates of completion for Mountaineers courses.
Instructor Opportunities: Opportunities for individuals to become instructors for Mountaineers courses.
Conservation Education: Programs and activities that promote environmental conservation.
Stewardship: The responsible management of natural resources.
Advocacy: The act of speaking out in support of a cause.
Volunteer: An individual who donates their time and energy to a cause.
Leader Resources: Resources provided to Mountaineers volunteers to help them lead activities and courses.
Branches & Committees: Regional branches and committees of the Mountaineers organization.
Youth Programs: Programs and activities designed for young people.
Schedule & Manage: A feature on the Mountaineers website that allows users to schedule and manage activities and courses.
Locations & Lodges: The physical locations of the Mountaineers branches and lodges.
Events: Activities and events hosted by the Mountaineers.
Virtual Events & Activities: Online activities and events hosted by the Mountaineers.
Mountaineers Books: The Mountaineers' independent nonprofit publishing company.
Gear & Apparel: Outdoor gear and apparel sold by the Mountaineers.
1% for Trails: A program that donates 1% of Mountaineers Books' profits to outdoor nonprofits.
Barbara Savage Memorial Award: An award given to an individual who has made a significant contribution to the Mountaineers organization.
Meet Our Fall 2023 Authors: A feature on the Mountaineers Books website that introduces upcoming authors.
Events & Web Series: Events and web series hosted by Mountaine