Suite101 is proud to welcome a visionary globetrotter to our Outdoor & Recreation section as one of Guest Writers. Nate Cavalieri has authored a range of books for Lonely Planet including recent guides to Chicago, California and Puerto Rico. He is the co-author of Volunteer: A Travelers Guide To Making A Difference Around The World. Nate offers tips for travellers thinking about this field in two articles on Suite101, and also shares his views on travel writing in a wide-ranging, three-part interview with Suite101 writers Jennifer Miner, Alan Sorum, and Karen Lotter.
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Using a Rigid Inflatable Boat for Scuba Diving
In: Scuba Diving
By: 
Bruce Iliff
A rigid inflatable boat has many uses in scuba diving and general boating. These boats have some unique features that make them especially suited for scuba diving trips. more...
Ear Injuries and Damage Caused by Scuba Diving
In: Scuba Diving
By: Bruce Iliff
The ears are one of the most vulnerable parts of the body affected by the change in pressure during scuba diving. Scuba divers need to be aware of the risks to ears. more...
Winter Driving Safety Equipment and Tips
In: Adventure Travel
By: Karen Berger
Winter adventure travel often involves driving to the destination on remote rural roads. A car winter survival kit and some safety tips can help drivers stay safe. more...
Causes and Prevention of Swimmer's Ear
In: Water Sports
By: Bruce Iliff
Swimmer's Ear is an infection of the outer ear canal. It is usually associated with the ears being wet and bacteria growing in the dark, damp ear canal. more...
London - Historic Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew
By: Cathy Smith
The first documented evidence of Kew was in 1313 when it was a tiny village of just a few houses. Today the Gardens at Kew are famous around the world. . more...
In: Family Travel
By: Kelby Carr
Skipping Thanksgiving to travel can be a tough decision. This is a holiday well rooted in tradition. It's also a time when kids and parents have time off, though. more...
Acorns Preferred Food of Whitetail Deer
In: Hunting
By: Brenda Layman
Deer hunters know that White Oak acorns attract foraging deer. more...
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Using a Rigid Inflatable Boat for Scuba Diving
In: Scuba Diving
By: Bruce Iliff
Ear Injuries and Damage Caused by Scuba Diving
In: Scuba Diving
By: Bruce Iliff
Winter Driving Safety Equipment and Tips
In: Adventure Travel
By: Karen Berger
Camping - Why You Need To Get Away
In: Backpacking, Hiking & Camping
By: Mark Oehlert
Climbing Mount Katahdin, N of Millinocket, ME
In: Hiking & Trails
By: Richard Fleck
Acorns Preferred Food of Whitetail Deer
In: Hunting
By: Brenda Layman
Discounts at Vermont Ski Resorts
In: Skiing
By: Diane Bair
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