Here's how to have nature's back on your next camping adventure

Outdoor guide Erinn Drage went wilderness camping with freelance video producers Claire Fraser and Devon Pennick-Reilly. They created these videos for CBC, capturing their adventure and how to be mindful in the wild.

It's hard to beat a good wilderness adventure.

You're hiking through a still space, listening to the peepers and birds. Maybe you even pitch a tent and watch the sunrise.

You come home feeling refreshed and possiblysmelling like a campfire. You might be blacking out the memories of the blackflies.

You're a happy camper, but what about the natural environment? Maybe you acted like a terrible house guest.

Low-impact camping is all about location, location, location. Watch this video to find out why.

Outdoor guide ErinnDrage also has tips for camping coffee, packing up, and what to do when nature calls.

Drage was born and raised in Halifax, where her love for nature blossomed.

She studied environmental science and now works in protected-areas policy, outdoor recreation and environmental education.

Drage has done work in outdoor education all over the world, including the Arctic and Antarctica.

She's the lead producer on the documentary In the Footsteps of our Ancestors.