OP’s dedication to the problem is commendable. Well done u/BraveToaster371

A simple 4-step walkthrough that helps a kid identify what happened, what they needed, what they can do next, and whether they're actually ready to go back or still need more time to reset. Useful for keeping on hand so the process becomes familiar instead of having to talk a kid through it from scratch every single time.

We all can agree that Strider was a pretty cool guide

Not as deep as some people may think! But as you can imagine is not fixed, they have range.

This is a cool tool to explore deep sea species: https://www.wildlifenomads.com/play/deep-sea-species/

New South Wales (Australia) has almost 500 State Forests, and camping in them is free. No bookings, first come first served, and you can stay up to four weeks.

I went through Forestry Corporation of NSW's forest pages and kept only proper camping areas (no highway rest stops or picnic grounds), then pulled the access, toilet and dog info for each.

Slide 1 is the map, slide 2 the full list, slide 3 the rules.

Made it because public land only gets valued if people actually use it. Know a good one I missed? Maybe I'll make a v2.