The Army survival manual is a great book to have when traveling. It has great suggestions a good overview of using your wits and opportunities that you have to improvise when something happens especially any injuries that happen also something as as crossing a stream or a small river and the idea that you can learn more about what to look for before crossing a body of water things like that are in measurable terms of help when you're out in the middle of nowhere in my suggestion would be if you get a copy of this to take it with you when you hike around she can identify edible and poisonous plants that don't want to come in contact with and again what to do when you get a insect bite or some other poisonous bite and how you can manage that without access to medical care which can be difficult when you're in a boondocks situation.