Exercise 1B, page 74 how to be a Responsible Camper Camping is a fantastic way to explore the countryside and have fun.0:01
However, it is not without its dangers.0:13
If you are going camping, there are a few things you should do to protect the environment and keep yourself safe.0:17
Make sure you have the right emergency equipment.0:26
Bring a first aid kit, map, compass, torch, whistle and mobile phone.0:29
Before you set out, check the weather forecast.0:36
If bad weather is coming, it is wiser to postpone your trip.0:40
Careful what you eat.0:46
Carrying bottles of water may be a hassle, but it is safer than drinking from streams.0:48
If you are planning to drink water from streams, boil it first.0:54
Bring canned food or food in sealed containers in an icebox.0:59
The summer heat can quickly spoil food.1:04
Don't eat any wild fruits or berries unless you are sure that they are safe.1:08
Campfires can be really nice.1:17
If you are going to have a campfire, build it far away from your tent and any trees or bushes.1:19
Keep some water near the fire in case it gets out of control.1:25
When you finish with the fire, make sure you put it out properly by pouring water over it and covering it with soil.1:29
Leave the animals alone.1:37
Wild animals are beautiful and fascinating, but they can also be dangerous.1:40
Do not feed, touch, pet or go near wild animals.1:45
They will of course, be very interested in your food, so keep any food in their containers and put any leftovers in sealed bin bags.1:50
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