1. Camp with a group
2. Stick to well-marked trails
3. Be cautious around wildlife
4. Take care with fires
5. Respect the environment

1. Wear warm, layered clothing to protect you from frostbite and hypothermia.
2. To avoid sunburn, apply sunscreen with SPF of at least 15, to the exposed skin.
3. Make sure you have a buddy with you to help you out in emergency.

The main safety rule for diving is to know how to swim and knowing your limits as a swimmer.

As a beginner, it is difficult to control speed and movement, and trying the advanced slope could probably lead to falls and injuries.

As a beginner, it is difficult to control speed and movement, and trying the advanced slope could probably lead to falls and injuries.

Some of the safety supplies and equipment you should bring are the following:

1. Wear a lifejacket (PFD)

2. Sound and signaling devices

3. First aid kits

4. dock lines

Some of the safety supplies and equipment you should bring when boating are a lifejacket, sound and signaling devices, first aid kits, and dock lines.

A response outline based using the six steps of decision making:

1. State the situation – “I have no experience in canoeing before”.

2. List the options- “Do we have experienced people to assist us?

3. Weigh the possible outcomes – If we are inexperienced, accidents and drowning is also possible”.

4. Consider values – “We should have the proper knowledge and protective gears before going in the water”.

5. Make a decision and act- “I’ll let my parents know about this first and think about it before I can say yes”.

6. Evaluate the decision -“It is always a good decision to know your safety first”.

Steps in decision-making should be considered before proceeding to keep yourself safe from possible risks.

My friends and I had planned to camp-out and see the stars on a mountain. I told my parents about it ahead of time, did my checklist of useful supplies, and brought with me protective outdoor clothes. We hired someone to lead us up the mountain and followed the well-marked trails.
When we finally reached our campsite, we put up a tent, started the campfire and stargazed. It was a first for me and it was worth the experience.

Journal on an outdoor activity