Hungry trampers make bad decisions

November 2021

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November 2021

Unsure what to do? Take a break, keep warm and eat some food to aid your decision-making. Photo: Kerensa Clark
When things don’t go to plan, your physical and emotional state can influence decision-making. The weather, the terrain and people create a changing environment for trampers. These changes may appear quickly and require you to make a decision, even on a short easy walk. A wrong decision could have a serious, even fatal, outcome. Being aware […]
Heather Grady

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Heather Grady

Heather Grady is an instructor with Outdoor Training New Zealand

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