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'They ruined my life': Inside America's harrowing 'wilderness therapy' camps for 'troubled teens' where over a dozen kids have DIED and survivors are left traumatized from 'torturous abuse in filthy, freezing conditions' - Vimarsana News

'They ruined my life': Inside America's harrowing 'wilderness therapy' camps for 'troubled teens' where over a dozen kids have DIED and survivors are left traumatized from 'torturous abuse in filthy, freezing conditions'

At least a dozen children have died since 2000 at the camps which dot the American landscape and are just one feature of the multi-billion dollar 'troubled teens' industry.

CBC helps kids find confidence outdoors - Vimarsana News

CBC helps kids find confidence outdoors

MOUNT DESERT — Camp Beech Cliff is revamping its outdoor education program this year in an effort to expand educational offerings throughout the year.

Rising Sun Adventure gears up for second season - Vimarsana News

Rising Sun Adventure gears up for second season

MOUNT DESERT ISLAND — People come to Mount Desert Island for many reasons. Some like to paddle the lakes, others seek out high peaks, birdwatchers flock to the meadows and

Maine Outdoor Brands launches advisory board to bolster workforce - Vimarsana News

Maine Outdoor Brands launches advisory board to bolster workforce

A new 10-member workforce advisory board aims to bolster industry efforts to attract, retain and build an inclusive workforce.

2 hikers survive falls in Tuckerman Ravine - Vimarsana News

2 hikers survive falls in Tuckerman Ravine

MOUNT WASHINGTON — Authorities say two men are lucky to be alive after they survived falls of more than 500 feet down the rock- and snow-covered face of the Tuckerman Ravine headwall early Saturday afternoon. Of the two, lead USFS Snow Ranger Frank Carus, director of the Mount Washington Avalanche Center, said Monday: “I can’t believe they didn’t sustain any life-threatening injuries." The identities of the two men were not made available as of press time despite requests for information from the Forest Service. Reached at home, Carus said the two were believed to be from ...