Sure thing. Solar is fine if you can keep a panel clean of leaves, but the wild likes things low‑profile. I’d take a small panel, tuck it in a bark lid, and wire it to a tiny rechargeable pack that powers a little LED display. Then use a weather‑sensor stick that just measures temperature and humidity and a basic GPS chip that can spit out coordinates. Put the whole thing in a hollow log so it stays dry, and make a little wind‑shield so the panel doesn’t get all dirty. That way you get the AI help without letting the gear get lost in the underbrush.

That’s the spirit, mate. A rain‑sensor that just flips the lid is a neat trick—use a tiny switch and a bit of waterproof wiring, and the log will keep its stuff dry when the sky turns misty. The folding panel is clever, but don’t forget to use a small latch so it stays open when you need it, and a quick‑release hinge so you can fold it in a flash. Keep the LED dimmer‑controlled, maybe a low‑power display that wakes up only when you tap it. That way the pack keeps its juice for the next trail. Stick to natural colors, and you’ll blend in easier than a trail mix of bright LEDs.