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Set up camp and outdoor living
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Survival 101 | Weird But True! | S1 E7 | Full Episode | @natgeokids
This 22-minute video from Nat Geo Kids relates to "Camping Skills". Sourced from a vetted educational channel with YouTube safe-search strict. Please preview before sharing — final vetting is a human step.
Watch on YouTube →You'll learn how to build the perfect fort (a tent!) and cook yummy food outside, even when it's dark and you're far from home.
By 2034, you'll be leading your friends on amazing outdoor adventures, maybe even helping Olympic athletes train in Utah's beautiful mountains.
Optional materials for this quest.
Fire Starter Kit (Ferro Rod + Tinder)
RequiredA ferro rod is more reliable than matches in Utah's windy, high-altitude conditions. Look for a kit that includes the rod, a striker, and natural tinder like fatwood sticks. Lasts thousands of strikes and works wet.
Headlamp with Red Light Mode
RequiredHands-free lighting is essential for setting up camp after dark, cooking, and middle-of-the-night trips to the bathroom. Red light mode preserves your night vision. Look for at least 200 lumens and a 40-hour battery life.
Sawyer Squeeze Water Filter
Utah's backcountry water sources in the Uintas and Wasatch are beautiful but can harbor giardia. A Sawyer Squeeze filters directly from a stream or lake into your bottle — no pumping, no chemicals, no waiting. Rated to 100,000 gallons.