Field/Plants
Pocket Terrarium
Living moss sealed in a vial an inch and a half tall. It waters itself. It asks for daylight and nothing else. $11.
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For going outside, and for bringing a little of it back in.

Field/Plants
Living moss sealed in a vial an inch and a half tall. It waters itself. It asks for daylight and nothing else. $11.
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Field/Natural Finds
Two inch cones from one of the largest living things on Earth. Hand gathered, three to a set. $9.
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Field/Camp
Iron & Glory, made by SuckUK out of Brooklyn, packed five essentials into one compact metal tin: multi-tool, wire saw, compass, whistle, and mini torch. $16.
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Field/Plants
Marimo moss balls are a genuinely living plant, a soft green sphere that sits in water and barely asks for anything. $21.
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Field/Camp
One small utensil that's also a bottle opener, two screwdrivers, and five hex wrenches, in food-grade stainless steel with an orange-plated finish. $11.
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Field/Camp
Braided orange paracord with a brass tiger bead, built to keep keys, tools, or a phone easy to find. $10.
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Field/Camp
A 3.5 inch folding blade built for cleaning fish on the go, small enough to live on a keychain and sharp enough to actually use. $12.99.

Field/Camp
A waterproof brass capsule with a screw cap and rubber O-ring seal, made to keep pills, earplugs, or a spare mint dry and secure on a keyring. $9.50.
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Field/Camp
Lund Design House built this double-walled steel bottle to actually keep up: cold for 24 hours, hot for 12, with a leakproof screw top for a bag or a car... $28.

Field/Plants
Modern Sprout assembles these half-pint grow kits in Chicago: a paint-can planter with seeds, growing medium, and simple instructions built right in. $7.50.