This episode of She Explorers is brought to you by Oru Kayak.

They design folding kayaks that can go virtually anywhere,

thanks to their lightweight and folding design.

Stay tuned for later in the episode. I'll share my first

experience paddling in an Oreo kayak in Aquatic Park, San Francisco. I'm Gail Straub and you're listening to She Explores. Before we get started, a couple of quick updates.

First, on Bonanza Flats from episode 30, thanks to many

donors and the hard work of Wendy Fisher, the director of Utah Open Lands,

as well as individuals like our guest Bridget Minehold.

Park City is moving forward to purchase the land so we'll not turn into a development.

Really great news for Bridget and for everyone involved in that community.

Hopefully there'll be some wins for some less privileged areas as well.

Second update, we're doing a pre-sale on She Explorers Tank Tops.

It's been a very long time since I've been able to stock logo teas of any sort, so I'm pretty

excited. You can find them by clicking the shop button in the upper right

hand corner of she hyphen explorers.com. Okay on with this week's show.

In a backcountry camp, there isn't currency, there isn't money, you know, like everyone has to do

their part.

This is a trail crew camp, but even if you're backpacking with a group, someone should filter water and

someone's gonna start making dinner and gathering firewood, you know, these things that

have to be done in order to just settle in for the knife.

This is Agnes Vianzen.

A couple of weeks ago, I attended an outdoor women's summit in San Francisco.

...