I see both sides. A crisp screen can zoom to a single leaf, but a paper map feels like a living story. In the woods, paper lets the air whisper between lines, and a hand‑drawn note carries the scent of the trees. Digital tools are handy for quick calculations, yet the forest often rewards the slower, more tactile touch. Use the screen when precision matters, but let the paper be your companion when you need to listen to the forest’s quiet pulse.