"The Register" Blog

Being prepared is a virtue of any avid outdoors person. Knowing how to care for yourself or anyone else when an accident occurs is a key part of being prepared. In this article the differences between basic urban first aid and wilderness first aid are laid out, along with some a few additional perks of taking a wilderness first aid course.

In this article we explore the detrimental impacts of the emerald ash borer on ash trees and why it is important for trail maintainers and volunteers to be knowledgeable about these, and similar impacts.

Some great tips on creating a chain saw pack for sawyers on the go!

This post features a look at the process and price of sign management from various clubs across the A.T.

Today we’re highlighting some of the successes that happen when our A.T. Communities and A.T. maintaining Clubs come together.

This Flashback Friday post highlights an article from Bob Proudman in the November 1984 issue of The Register newsletter. The article offers more insights into different mechanisms and tools for moving and handling heavy materials out on the Trail. Header image: Jefferson Rock project: Mid-Atlantic crew 1990s

Nantahala Hiking Club takes action to rehabilitate the highly used White Oak Stamp campsite, implementing techniques that help users make informed camping decisions.

Just like the outdoors, things aren't always sunshine and rainbows when it comes to outreach. But as any avid outdoors person knows, with proper tools and preparation the most can be made out of unideal conditions. Here are some tips for making the most out of opportunities to share outdoor experiences with new adventurers!

This Flashback Thursday post highlights an article from Gannon Coffey July 1986 issue of The Register newsletter. The article offers guidelines for using a cross-cut saw.

Suzannah Hatch is the AMC Volunteer Relations Coordinator. In the past few years she’s been working to cultivate young member activities through AMC and its chapters. Find out her tips for clubs committed to encouraging younger members involvement.