Warm summer temperatures and a lack of moisture in parts of Michigan have created high fire danger conditions. Showers have been irregular throughout the state recently, with predicted slight chances again this Labor Day weekend. “Fire danger varies widely due to the nature of this…
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Jefferson City, MO., AUG. 30, 2011 — In May, Big Oak Tree State Park and Towosahgy State Historic Site in Mississippi County were covered with 12 to 16 feet of water and sand following the intentional breach of the Birds Point Levee along the Mississippi…
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SPRINGFIELD, IL – Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) Conservation Police want to remind the public to play it safe this Labor Day weekend. Conservation Police Officers (CPOs) will be stepping up enforcements across the state looking for individuals operating under the influence (OUI), in…
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With the Missouri River level predicted to drop below the 14-foot stage by about noon Central Time on Wednesday, department officials felt it was the right time to lift restrictions. “We are waiting until Thursday morning to lift restrictions so we have time to assess…
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Franktown, Colo. – Come join the fun, learn about nature and watch Castlewood Canyon State Park change with the season. Park naturalists will lead you on a journey of discovery through our guided hikes and activities. Programs are free, however, please remember that all vehicles…
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Mancos, Colo. – Mancos State Park is celebrating Labor Day weekend with a variety of events. Come and join the fun! These events are free, but a valid parks pass is required on all vehicles that enter the park. For more information please call (970)…
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BILLINGS, MT August 30, 2011 – With Labor Day weekend just around the corner, more and more families are looking for fun and affordable vacation ideas that will keep them closer to home. Kampgrounds of America, a network of more than 475 campgrounds across North…
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., August 30, 2011 — Coastal areas are usually the hardest hit when a hurricane strikes. However, early reports from Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) indicate that Hurricane Irene struck inland lake and river regions in New York and New England…
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Guaranteed campsites for the Labor Day weekend are in short supply in Iowa’s state parks. Campers without reservations who would like to spend the holiday in a state park are encouraged to look at parks off the beaten path, like Pilot Knob or Honey Creek,…
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Frequent re-anchoring is a pain, especially in difficult conditions. Designed specifically for anglers, divers and others who anchor several times a day, the Rocna Fisherman sets firmly and is easily retrieved in all conditions, including rock, reef, sand and weed. Designed for smaller, weight-sensitive boats,…
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