Podcasts about bushwalking

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - SBS Learn English 여름맞이 리스닝 컬렉션. 오늘은 부쉬워킹을 떠나는 이야기를 들어보고, 하이킹을 안전하고 재밌게 즐길 수 있는 팁을 배워봅니다.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun.

According to the World Health Organisation, roughly 1 to 2 people die from snakebite in Australia each year. The good news is this is significantly lower than the 1920's when the Sydney Morning Herald reported about 13 people were dying each year.Today we hear from Joyce, who bucks modern statistics which tell us that 74% of victims are male, with an average age of 46, and interestingly, with around 54% of bites happened at home.She's joined by her friend Frances and together, they share the story of what happened when along a spectacular, grade 5 track, over 3 hours from the nearest road, she describes what felt like a sharp stick hit her ankle.Learnings from this episode: First Aid Training (preferably Wilderness (WFA) or Remote First Aid (RAFA) or Remote Area First Responder is essential for you and also those you walk with or meet along the way. How to treat a snake bite - what they did. The importance of carrying more than 1 snake bandage. When calling for help in the bush in coverage, call 000. Anecdotally, Police (rather than Ambulance) may be better equipped to locate you in a remote location (ie. away from roads/tracks/etc.) The incredible benefits of walking with a group where you know the skills and capabilities, rather than strangers (support, first aid, navigation, bushcraft, tasks, team management, etc) Understand that your backpack may not travel in a rescue helicopter. Pack smart. The value of debriefing with your group after a crisis. Taking a moment to take it all in and be gentle on yourselves. Utmost importance of being prepared: packing everything you need. Learning to mitigate risks: wearing long pants, gaiters, first aid kit and training, communication methods (for in and out of coverage).Helpful Links: My comprehensive packing lists (day hikes, overnight hikes) What's in my first aid kit? Bites and Stings app Find a club in your state! Bushwalking Australia - Emergency+ App What3Words

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun.

Bushwalking Victoria has stated there is capacity for 700 new participants at clubs across the state, where groups meet before heading off on regular adventures. 

In this episode, Eric Hsu and Louis Everuss discuss what it means to be 'authentic' in the context of tourism. By examining the work of Ning Wang, they consider how authenticity in tourism research can be conceptualised in a number of different ways. One of these ways leads Louis to recount a time Eric ruined a sightseeing excursion they once went on. Louis also explains in this episode why he enjoys watching Antiques Roadshow. Not to be outdone, Eric wonders aloud where people defecate when they go bushwalking in Australia. Music and sound effects for this episode come from various sources and is licensed under the Creative Commons 0 License, the Creative Commons Attribution License 3.0, EFF Open Audio License, or is covered by a SFX (Multi-Use) License. Tracks include:https://freesound.org/people/Tuben/sounds/272044/https://freesound.org/people/flood-mix/sounds/413342/https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:W._A._Mozart_-_Don_Giovanni_-_01._Ouverture_(Josef_Krips,_Wiener_Staatsoper,_1955).ogghttps://freesound.org/people/thearchiveguy99/sounds/658932/https://freesound.org/people/JPMusic82/sounds/415511/The opinions expressed in the Sociology of Everything podcast are that of the hosts and/or guest speakers. They do not necessarily reflect the opinions of anyone else at UniSA or the institution at large.The Sociology of Everything podcast | www.sociologypodcast.com

My guest today has a long history of working and playing in some of the most rugged and remote parts of NSW. So, with a few days up his sleeve, a bit of research and the right kind of skills and experience behind him, he set off for another steep n' deep trip through Kanangra Boyd National Park, bound for Katoomba on the traditional K2K route.WARNING: The K2K route is described online as a classic 3 day trip in the southern Blue Mountains. This description was written before the fires and floods since 2019. It cannot be compared with other walks of a similar length such as the Six Foot Track, which is on well-defined management and fire trails. The K2K has always been a challenging walk that pushes the Australian Walking Track Grading System of 1-5, into an unofficial 6. That was then (before the fires) and now, it's an even more punishing route.I've written about this route before with this rescue of Chini who shared her written story.NPWS Alert re: K2K routeHeraclitus was a Greek philosopher, born around 500 BC. Now, I'm wondering if he was a bit of a bushwalker and a lover of nature, cos he's the one who said, “No man ever steps in the same river twice. For it's not the same river and he's not the same man.”He's also the one credited with saying, “the only constant is change.”Nowhere is this more evident than in nature: The turning of the seasons, the changes this brings in life cycles of plants and animals, erosion from weather, climate change, bushfires, my greying hair, you name it.And for those of us who love being out on (or off) the track, it's something that feels more obvious in recent years: there's more people, more bushfires, weather events and landslides are changing the landscapes that we love to spend time in.Learnings from this episode: Having a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) as a critical part of your packing. The importance of having a 'place to go' within yourself (eg. meditation, mindfulness, faith, etc) when faced with a crisis, helping you remain calm and make wise decisions. The value of having past experience in similar terrain you expect to encounter. Just because a track is marked online or on apps, doesn't meant it exists in the landscape. Other than the official land manager apps (eg: NPWS App) data can be out of date and user reviews or descriptions extremely subjective. Apps like AllTrails, etc should be used in conjunction with other research and navigation skills. If it's been a while between longer or hard walks, consider your overall health from other factors.Helpful Links: Episode 6 - PLBs and other satellite communication devices // My interview with Linda Berriman from AMSA (the AU govt agency responsible for rescues in Australia) Creatine Kinase (CK) testing

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus, find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun.

Bushwalking is one of Australia's most popular recreational activities. Although bushwalking is very low-risk, many common mistakes can be avoided with some simple preparation. This week's episode explains how to keep out of trouble while enjoying the many benefits bushwalking has to offer. - Bushwalking adalah salah satu kegiatan rekreasi paling populer di Australia. Meskipun berjalan di semak sangat berisiko rendah, banyak kesalahan umum dapat dihindari dengan beberapa persiapan sederhana. Episode minggu ini menjelaskan cara menghindari masalah sambil menikmati banyak manfaat yang ditawarkan bushwalking.

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Adventure journalist Jayme Moye lives, breathes and writes about the adventures she lives.  A former tech employee, Jayme found writing about her outdoor adventurous lifestyle was worth taking a leap of faith to explore.  Ready for this new adventure, she jumped in and hasn't looked back.  Listen to learn about the stories Jayme loves to share.Follow Jayme's life and work here: http://jaymemoye.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaymemoye/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jayme.moye/ LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/jayme-moye-4373106a VeloNews: https://velo.outsideonline.com/ Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/ Sun Microsystems: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Microsystems Boulder: https://www.bouldercoloradousa.com/   Triglav: https://julian-alps.com/en/p/triglav-national-park/52319762/ Julian Alps: https://julian-alps.com/en/ Slovenia: https://www.slovenia.info/en Adventure Journal: http://jaymemoye.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/AJ_2209_Slovenia.pdfAfghanistan Women's Biking Team:  https://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/article/afghanistans-two-wheeled-revolution-first-womens-bike-racing-team-hits-the-road https://www.secsports.com/article/10726599/espnw-afghanistan-women-cycling-team-shows-bravery-resolve Kooteny Mountain Culture: https://kootenaymountainculture.com/ Podcast:  https://soundcloud.com/kcrnews/february-10th-2023-kootenay-morning-with-jayme-moye-cam-chute Whitebark Pine: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/in-british-columbia-skiers-and-forest-conservationists-work-in-tandem Bushwalking in Tasmania: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/in-tasmania-bushwalks-help-conserve-native-flora Leadville CO: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/visit-historic-colorado-mining-leadville Race Across the Sky: : http://www.raceacrossthesky.com/ Suzi Ezterhas: https://www.suzieszterhas.com/index Shorkie Mix: https://hellobark.com/dogs/shorkie-shih-tzu-yorkie-mix/ Thank you for listening!  Please take a moment to rate, review and subscribe to the Media in Minutes podcast here or anywhere you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/media-in-minutes/id1555710662  

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - Bushwalking гэх өвөрмөц аялал Австралид байдаг. Бут өвс ихтэй байгальд алхах тухай Англиар хэрхэн ярих тухай энэ хичээлээс сураарай. Мөн явган аялал хийхэд аюулгүй бөгөөд хөгжилтэй байх аргуудыг заах болно.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - Học tiếng Anh cùng SBS: Học cách nói về hoạt động đi bộ trong rừng. Ngoài ra, hãy cùng tìm hiểu các mẹo để người đi bộ đường dài vừa giữ an toàn vừa tận hưởng thú vui này.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - در این قسمت از سری درس‌های انگلیسی اس‌بی‌اس، نحوه صحبت کردن در مورد جنگل‌گردی را بیاموزید. به علاوه، نکات مفیدی را در مورد ایمنی و لذت بردن از گردش در طبیعت یاد بگیرید.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - Peb mus sib cog kawm thiab tham txog cov kev mus taug kev ntawm hav zoov (bushwalking). Thiab txheeb tej lus taw qhia txog seb tej neeg mus taug kev no ho ua li cas kom tau txais kev nyab xeeb thiab kom muaj kev lom zem.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - در این قسمت یاد بگیرید که چگونه در مورد طبیعت‌نوردی به انگلیسی صحبت کنید. به علاوه در مورد اینکه چگونه کوهنوردان می‌توانند ایمن بمانند و لذت ببرند، نکاتی بیاموزید.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - រៀនពីរបៀបនិយាយអំពីការដើរព្រៃ។ បន្ថែមពីលើនេះ ស្វែងយល់ពីគន្លឹះ ដែលអ្នកដើរឡើងភ្នំអាចរក្សាសុវត្ថិភាព និងសប្បាយរីករាយ។

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - 부쉬워킹에 대해 얘기하는 표현을 알아본다. 안전하고 재미있게 부쉬워킹을 즐기는 방법에 대해서도 배워볼 수 있다.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - У нашому останньому випуску #47 LearnEnglish ви можете навчитися говорити про лісові прогулянки. Плюс з SBS Learn English ви можете дізнатися як мандрувати безпечно і отримувати задоволення...

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - Mari belajar cara membicarakan tentang 'bushwalking'. Selain itu, temukan tips bagaimana pendaki bisa tetap selamat dan bersenang-senang.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - 学习如何谈论丛林徒步。此外，还可了解徒步旅行者如何保持安全并享受乐趣的小贴士。

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - Слова и выражения для того, чтобы поговорить о прогулке по лесу. А также советы о том, как оставаться в безопасности, гуляя в лесу, и получать удовольствие.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - SBS Learn English ће вам помоћи да говорите, разумете и будете блискији свом окружењу у Аустралији. Ова лекција намењена је људима са средњим нивоом знања енглеског језика. Након слушања, проверите своје знање помоћу нашег квиза. У овој епизоди научите како да разговарате о планинарењу и пешачењу у природи (bushwalking). Поред тога саветује се како планинари могу да остану безбедни у природи и како да се забаве.

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun. - 今集我們將學習如何討論在戶外步行，亦會了解如何享受行山過程的同時亦能保持安全。

Learn how to talk about bushwalking. Plus find out tips on how hikers can stay safe and have fun.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - В Австралии каждый день спасают хотя бы одного человека, отправившегося на трекинг в национальном парке. Соответствующая подготовка уменьшит ваши шансы заблудиться. Но если вы все же заблудитесь, подготовленность также увеличит вероятность того, что вас найдут.

Closer to Morocco than Madrid, the resort town of Nerja on Spain's southern coastline, draws visitors to its beaches, historic caves and mountainous national park that surrounds it.In this episode, experienced hiker Jane takes us high up into the Rio Chilla, a beautiful, clear water walk-in canyon that's popular with families and tourists with a name that translates as "Screaming River". It's a trip that should have taken about 4 hours. But as you'll hear, took much, much more. Well-prepared and loaded with research, Jane shares her story of what she learned from a long, painful and lonely night when she found herself waking up to a dog licking her face, the threat of wild boar and what items she's added to her packing list since.Her story highlights the value of: research telling someone where you're going choosing a hike to suit the plan taking the right gear / being well prepared acting fast to put on your warm layers using a whistle to try and attract attention keeping calm and using strategies to pass time/distract from pain the value of satellite communications adding an emergency blanket to a packing listVisit the website for transcript.

Matt U'Brien's story is powerful.During his 17-year policing career (mostly within the Police Rescue Squad), he's done literally hundreds of rescues and saved countless lives whilst risking his own.What's unique about Matt, is that during this time he also found himself in the critical position of needing to be rescued himself.For this, and many more reasons, I've asked him to join me for a special double episode to share his experiences from both sides of the rescue coin.We talk about what led him to join Police Rescue, his love of the bush and canyoning, and some of his insights from years of helping out people like you and me, who just love being in nature. Oh, and if you're squeamish about your family jewels, you might want to stop listening between 19:30-21:00.Today, he's on a different journey, one that comes as a consequence of his years spent serving the community, often being alongside people on the worst day of their lives. This year will see him travel 2,400 km from the Lambert centre of Australia (Heart of Country), to Parliament House in Canberra (Heart of Nation), with a critical message for our Country's leaders.You can connect with Matt and his podcast at https://linktr.ee/h2hwalkAnd the Heart 2 Heart Walk at https://www.heart2heartwalk.org/Check out the current work of the Blue Mountains Police Rescue Squad at https://www.facebook.com/BlueMtnsPoliceRescueTo learn more about what to take on a hike and loads of helpful tips and tricks, visit my website: lotsafreshair.com where you can also download free packing lists for day and overnight hikes.Or head over to my YouTube channel for over 100 videos on how-to's and where-to's.—------------The content in this episode may be confronting and difficult for some listeners; it includes issues of PTSD, depression, anxiety, suicide and trauma. Remember, if you need help to reach out by Googling ‘Mental Health Helpline' in your area.In Australia, you can call Lifeline 24/7 on 13 11 14 or visit BeyondBlue.org.au.Further urgent help and information for first responders can be found at Phoenix Australia.—------------Sponsor // Paddy PallinRescued Podcast main photo // Ben Cirulis and fotografija.com.auNature SFX // freesound.org [Kangaroo Vindaloo and Monkey Pants]

When we hear the whisper to step off the concrete, away from the built environment and into the bush, we step into a world and a place that speaks to the very heart of what it means to be alive.These places, away from the constraints and controls that are part of our day-to-day lives, connect us to a place that is proven to be fuel for our bodies and the salve for our souls.By walking away from the cement, we open ourselves up to the proven benefits to our mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health; but in doing so, we also expose ourselves to environments, places and conditions that require a keen sense of risk and a whole bunch of skills to keep us safe and enjoying these places for many years to come.It's in these places, full of wildness and joy, that we can also find ourselves facing unexpected and unplanned-for situations, even leading us to the edge of life itself.Rescued is a podcast of conversations with rescuers and those who've been rescued. It's about the lessons we learn about ourselves, the places we go and why - without judgement - to help us have better adventures, manage risk and deal with the unexpected.So whether you're an armchair traveller or a multiday expeditioner, the Rescued Podcast exists to help us all connect with nature, the outdoors community and learn from those who've gone before.I'm Caro Ryan from LotsaFreshAir.com - a hiking and bushwalking website and YouTube channel, started in 2012, to help inspire people to spend time adventuring, teach them how to go there safely and then encourage them to do so, looking after themselves, their mates and this incredible planet that we live on.I invite you to join me and my guests, as they share about the time when things went wrong: what happened, what they learned and how we can stop these things from happening again.I'll be chatting with weekend adventurers and everyday nature-lovers, people just like you and me, along with a variety of people from emergency services and supporting organisations, like those involved in training, equipment, research and academia, lending a different perspective for incidents in these wild places we love to visit.So join me on Rescued: An Outdoor Podcast for Hikers and Adventurers, wherever you get your podcasts.The Rescued Podcast is produced on the unceded lands of the Gundungurra and Dharug people, of the Blue Mountains of NSW. I pay my respects to Elders past and present and acknowledge their enduring connection to and care for Country. Special thanks to our sponsors, Paddy Pallin and to Jen Brown for production support. This has been a LotsaFreshAir production.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - Todos los días se rescata a excursionistas en Australia. Una preparación cuidadosa reducirá las posibilidades de perderse. Pero si te pierdes, algunas decisiones inteligentes aumentarán las probabilidades de que te encuentren.

Bushwalking is the best way to explore Australia's unique and diverse natural environments. However, many visitor and newly arrived migrants underestimate how vast the Australian national parks are, and how easy it is to get lost. Whether you walk along designated trails or through remote wilderness, a bit of planning will help you avoid the risks and enjoy all the benefits of bushwalking.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - オーストラリアでは、道に迷ってしまったブッシュ・ウォーカーが、毎日救助されています。 準備万端にすることで、道迷いの確率を下げることができます。また、もし迷ったとしても、準備によって救助される可能性を上げることができます。

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - پیاده‌گردی در جنگل یا بوته‌زار یکی از سرگرمی‌های رایج در آسترالیا است. گم شدن گردشگران در پنهای این جنگل‌ها و سپس نجات دادن آن‌ها جزو اتفاقات روزانه در این کشور است. اما آمادگی درست و دقیق می‌تواند احتمال گم شدن شما را کاهش دهد و اگر گم هم شدید، انتخاب‌های هوشمندانه می‌توانند شانس پیدا شدن تان را بالا ببرند.

Wenn Sie beim Bushwalking in hiesigen Gefilden gerne das Land erkunden, dann haben wir jetzt einige wichtige Tipps für Sie. Denn beim Wandern ist die Gefahr groß, sich zu verirren. Im Durchschnitt muss jeden Tag ein Wanderer in Australien gefunden und gerettet werden. Eine gute Vorbereitung kann dies verhindern und dafür sorgen, dass Sie gesund und munter wieder nach Hause kommen.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - 호주에서는 매일 부시워킹을 하는 사람들이 구조되곤 한다. 적절한 준비를 하는 것은 길을 잃을 위험을 줄여줄 텐데요. 하지만 길을 잃더라도 적절한 준비가 돼 있다면 발견될 가능성을 높여준다.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - การกู้ภัยค้นหานักเดินป่าเกิดขึ้นทุกวันในออสเตรเลีย การเตรียมตัวที่ดีจะช่วยลดโอกาสที่จะหลงทางได้ หากคุณหลงทาง การตัดสินใจที่ดีจะช่วยเพิ่มโอกาสให้หาตัวคุณพบได้

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - 在澳大利亚，每天都有一名丛林徒步者获救。 适当的准备将减少迷路的机会。 但是，如果您确实迷路了，做好准备也会增加被发现的可能性。

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - Hemen hemen her gün Avustralya'da doğa yürüyüşüne çıkıp kaybolan bir kişi kurtarılıyor. Kaybolma riskini asgariye indirmek için dikkatli bir hazırlık süreci şart. Ancak çabanıza rağmen Avustralya'nın kırsalında kaybolursanız, alacağınız birkaç akıllıca önlem hayatınızı kurtarabilir.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - در استرالیا به طور متوسط هر روز یک نفر در بوته زارهای این کشور پهناور نجات پیدا می کند. این در حالی است که آماده سازی مناسب، نه تنها احتمال گم شدن شما در بوته زارها را کاهش می دهد بلکه حتی اگر راه خود را گم کنید، احتمال پیدا شدن شما را نیز افزایش می دهد.

In Australia, a bushwalker is rescued every day. Appropriate preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, preparedness will also increase the likelihood that you are found. - В Австралії щодня рятують туриста. Відповідна підготовка зменшить ваші шанси заблукати. Але якщо ви заблукаєте, підготовленість також збільшить ймовірність того, що вас знайдуть.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - В Австралії щодня рятують туристів. Ретельна підготовка зменшить ваші шанси заблукати. Але якщо ви заблукаєте, деякі розумні рішення підвищать ймовірність того, що вас знайдуть.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - Li Australya her roj kesekî ku li çolê dimeşe windabûyî (bushwalker) tê rizgarkirin. Amadekirina minasib dê şansê we yê windabûnê kêm bike. Lê heke hûn riya xwe winda bikin, amadekirin dê îmkana ku hûn werin dîtin jî zêde bike.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - አውስትራሊያ ውስጥ የጥሻ ውስጥ ተጓዦች በየዕለቱ ጠፍተው ይገኛሉ። እየተጓዙ ሳለ የመጥፋቱ ዕድልዎን ለማጥበብ መሰናዶዎን በጥንቅቃቄ ሊከውኑ ይገባል። እንዲያም ሆኖ መንገድዎን ቢስቱ ተፈልገው ሊገኙ የሚችሉባቸው የተወሰኑ ተጨማሪ ብልህ አማራጮች አሉ።

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - Ở Úc, một người đi bộ trong rừng được giải cứu mỗi ngày. Việc chuẩn bị đầy đủ sẽ làm giảm nguy cơ bị lạc của bạn. Nhưng nếu bạn bị lạc trong rừng, có một số cách giúp tăng khả năng bạn được tìm thấy và giải cứu.

Bushwalkers are rescued every day in Australia. Careful preparation will reduce your chances of getting lost. But if you do lose your way, some smart choices will increase the likelihood that you are found. - बुशवाकिङ्ग अर्थात् अस्ट्रेलियाका रमणीय र मनमोहक प्राकृतिक वातावरणलाई नियाल्ने सबैभन्दा उत्तम उपाय। तर दैनिक रूपमा कैयन मानिसहरूलाई बुशवाकिङ्गबाट उद्धार गर्नु पर्ने हुन्छ, त्यसो भए हराएमा के गर्ने त?

Die Gelassenheit der Australier ist schon längst auf Carmen Nebe übergeschwappt. Seit 25 Jahren lebt die gebürtige Baslerin in Brisbane, im Bundesstaat Queensland. So schnell bringt man die 62-Jährige nicht aus der Ruhe: «Hier geht alles viel gemächlicher zu und her.» Auf ihrer Hochzeitsreise in den 1980er Jahren reiste Carmen Nebe mit ihrem damaligen Mann quer durch Australien. Fasziniert vom Land, den Leuten und den unterschiedlichsten Kulturen beschloss das frisch vermählte Paar, nach Australien auszuwandern. Einfach war das Auswandererprojekt allerdings nicht, erinnert sich Carmen Nebe: «Ein Arbeits-Visum zu kriegen war schwierig». Trotzdem haben sie es auf die andere Seite der Welt, nach Down Under geschafft. Bis zur Pensionierung arbeitete Carmen Nebe für die australische Regierung. Heute geniesst sie mit ihrem neuen Partner Pierre jede freie Minute: «Wir gehen oft auf Wandertouren im Outback. Hier in Brisbane findet das Leben draussen statt!» Das sogenannte Bushwalking ist eine beliebte Freizeitbeschäftigung der Australier. Exotischer Untermieter Vor sieben Jahren hat ich das Paar ein Haus in Brisbane gekauft. Inklusive eines besonderen Untermieters: «Die Schlange Oskar lebt friedlich unter dem Dach und frisst allerlei Ungeziefer». Auf der Speisekarte der Python landen zum Beispiel Gekos, Mäuse oder ab und zu ein junges Opossum.

Oceane was 18 when she attempted to take her own life. After a painstaking climb back into life, 20 years later she is a midwife, a writer and a mother of three (CW: mentions suicide and sexual assault)