Hikers Reminded of Canyon Restrictions, Encouraged to Protect Watershed
Oct 14, 2019
Restrictions on Pets and Certain Hiking Activities Enforced in Several Popular Canyons
Woodbridge, United States - October 14, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
Well-trod canyons like the Big and Little Cottonwoods, Parleys, and City Creek in Utah recently reminded hikers about restrictions regarding pets, water usage, and activities in their area. Since these canyons provide up to 60% of the drinking water in the Salt Lake Valley, it is important to keep the water as clean as possible. With watershed areas and bodies of water to protect, authorities have asked hikers to follow certain restrictions in the area.
Hikers are advised to avoid bringing dogs, horses, and other domesticated animals along on their hikes. According to park officials, waste from these animals has contaminants like bacteria and parasites that can leak into the water. Swimming and wading by both humans and pets are also prohibited. These limitations were placed to lessen the amount of foreign contaminants in the water. Aside from following canyon restrictions, hikers are also encouraged to practice responsible hiking and bring a first aid kit on their hikes.
Adventure and preparedness brand, Surviveware, has tailored a set of first aid kits that can withstand wear and tear from a rugged lifestyle, as well as endure extreme weather conditions. Surviveware’s Small First Aid Kit is an ideal safety pack that provides adequate support to adventure-seekers who are into hiking, camping, and other sporting activities.
The kit contains enough provisions to last on any hiking or camping trip. Containing 100 life-saving items, this kit is an ideal must-have for any adventure pack. Unlike other first-aid packs loaded with bandages and not much else, this small first aid kit holds hand-picked provisions that administer to life’s most common injuries. This revolutionary kit, which is also available on Amazon, can be used as an EDC or as a durable first-aid solution for outdoor activities. It has extra space for storing prescriptions, creams, or a tourniquet.
A favorite feature of this first aid kit is its organized and labeled compartments. Surviveware’s Small First Aid Kits have labeled partitions that keep the supplies in place, identifying each item’s use and quantity, helping provide kit owners an idea of where a particular item is stored or how to use it during emergencies.
Surviveware’s first aid kit is continuously gaining popularity among the outdoor community. It is used by campers, hikers, hunters, and survivalists. It continues to receive positive feedback from loyal customers. In the following review made by a repeat customer, he shared how he is so satisfied with his first purchase that he decided to get another pack:
“I have one kit in my overlanding truck. I keep the kit in the truck at all times, just in case it is needed. However, when we leave the truck and go hiking in the backcountry, I also want to have a first aid kit with me. As the one in the truck is so well equipped and reasonably priced, I purchased a second one. This one stays in the backpack at all times, to make sure we always have a first aid kit available.
The things I really like are the following: nice small light package, which even included molle straps, neatly laid out (even labeled) so everything is easily found in the kit, booklet that helps using the kit (in an emergency one tends to blackout and forget the simplest things).
The kit comes complete with most things I wanted to have in a kit. The few things I added were: Bleedstop (for people on blood thinners) and poison extractor. I highly recommend this product!”
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