Latest Safety news
Can you get sunburn in winter? We dispel the myths
We look at the ways snow sports can increase your risk of skin damage, and offer simple tips to shield your skin from harmful UV rays
What to do if you see a moose while hiking: our safety guide
Knowing what to do if you see a moose is important, particularly as moose attacks far outnumber bear attacks, despite their generally gentle nature
What to do if you meet a mountain lion on the trail: our safety guide
Popular trails in the North American backcountry are also prevalent habitats for mountain lions. Knowing what to do if you meet a mountain lion could save your life
What to do if you meet a bear: our safety guide
Knowing what to do if you meet a bear is an crucial component of outdoor safety in many North American backcountry regions
How to avoid getting struck by lightning: vital safety tips for camping and hiking
It's unlikely but not so uncommon that you should ignore the risks. These expert tips on how to avoid getting struck by lightning will help keep you safe
Watch Backcountry Responsibly, a new short film about reducing the risks of backcountry skiing
With the number of backcountry skiers rising sharply, so are the number of backcountry skiing accidents. This film urges the skiers themselves to act responsibly
Don’t let moose lick your cars, warns Parks Canada
Moose looking for a salt fix are getting a little too overfamiliar with motor vehicles
Why do so many people die at Angels Landing?
After at least 13 deaths since 2000, we ask why so many people die at Angels Landing, the "bucket list" hiking trail in Utah's Zion National Park
