Archive - Outdoor Humans

How to (Safely) Hike When it Feels like 199° Out There

"Is anyone else hot?" By the end of this adventure, you definitely will be.

Jun 26 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

Stay Itch-Free By Learning to ID Poison Ivy

If you're going to go outside in North America, you have got to learn this. STAT.

Jun 25 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

June 2025: A Night Under the Stars

Hear me out: tents are little hotels you can take anywhere.

Jun 6 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

Foraging Guide: Mulberries

Let this recipe for sweet mulberry jelly lead the way.

Jun 6 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

May 2025

May 2025: Watercolor Wilds

I'm going to cry if it rains one more time.

May 9 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

Two Easy Ways to ID Wildflowers With Your Phone

What's that flower? Let's find out.

May 5 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

April 2025

March 2025

March 2025: Nature's New Year

The frogs have defrosted. It's go time.

Mar 4 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

December 2024

Happy New Year from Outdoor Humans 🪩

A brief note for starting 2025 on the right foot

Dec 31, 2024 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

Outdoor Humans: December 2024, Yuletide Edition 🌟

The weather outside is frightful... so bundle up, because we're going out in it.

Dec 9, 2024 •

Nicole Garner Meeker

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