Kayla, aka “a wild naturalist” (see her super cool Insta @the.wild.naturalist!) shares her Bag of Science:
“My way late entry for @scicommchall ‘s January #scicommchall “What’s in your #bagofscience ?”
In my interpretive hiking pack, I *try* to always carry:
– Water
– Interpretive materials
– Handbook of the Canadian Rockies ( )
– Personal notebook
– Ski strap(s) ⛓
– Snacks!!
– Compressed puffy
– Crystal screen and magnifying loupe
– Avaluator card ❄️
– Sunscreen and SPF lip balm
– Rite in the Rain & pencil
– Headlamp
– Sunnies
– Hand and toe warmers
– Portable battery charger
– Multitool
– Suunto watch ⏰
– First aid kit
– Mitts & liners
– A warm toque
My pack changes and evolves depending on the theme of the hike and the season. For example, in the summer I don’t need the Avaluator, but I’ll also throw a couple of mountain goat legs in there.
PS – It took me like, 45 minutes to arrange this to be aesthetic. #noragrets“