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Heartland Bowhunter Season 4: Episode 5 – “Sandhill Mulies”
Mike is headed west in pursuit of big mulies with Deer Meadows Outfitters. Follow Mike & guide, Jeremy Kuhn, as they spot & stalk the sandy hills of Western Nebraska.
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Boyd Lake State Park Offers Interpretive Programs through Labor Day Weekend
LOVELAND, Colo. – Boyd Lake State Park continues to offer interpretive and educational programs at the park through Labor Day Weekend. These programs are open to the public, suitable for all ages and free. All vehicles that enter the park must purchase a daily park…
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Draft Denali Park Road Vehicle Management Plan and Environmental Impact
The Draft Denali Park Road Vehicle Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will be available for public review and comment beginning Monday, August 1, announced Superintendent Paul Anderson. The draft plan describes two action alternatives and a no action alternative for managing vehicle use…
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Wildcat Mountain Working With U.S. Forest Service to Remove Summit Building
Pinkham Notch, NH – After considering all reasonable options, costs and benefits, and working with U.S. Forest Service to understand codes and requirements to renovate the existing summit building that once served as the top-station for the original Wildcat Mountain gondola, Peak Resorts has determined…
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Next Stop for TESTRIDE Event Program: Escanaba, Michigan
Minneapolis, Minn. (July 29, 2011) – Liddle Marketing Company is pleased to announce the next TESTRIDE™ stop will be in conjunction with the Marina Festival at the Escanaba Marina in Escanaba, Michigan. The public is invited to attend on Saturday, August 6th and Sunday, August…
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Crater Lake National Park and the U.S. Geological Survey Invite Comments On Installation of Wireless Communication Tower
The National Park Service and the U.S. Geological Survey invite public comment on an assessment of the environmental effects of a proposal to install a new wireless tower in Crater Lake National Park. The public comment period is July 28 through August 28, 2011. The…
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Kokatat Introduces Paddling Baselayer Collection
Arcata, CA – For more than 40 years Kokatat has been keeping paddlers warm and comfortable by focusing on keeping water out. Starting in Spring 2012 Kokatat will also be keeping paddlers warmer with a baselayer collection that features a unique paddling specific construction designed…
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Recreational Uses of Hudson River May Resume
Trenton, NJ – As a result of water tests showing that bacteria levels in the Hudson River have fallen to within health safety standards, the Department of Environmental Protection today advised residents that boating, kayaking, fishing and other normal recreational uses of the river may…
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Internal Combustion Motors Allowed on a ‘Selective Gear’ Section of Yakima River
Action: Authorize internal combustion motors on boats used to fish the Yakima River between Wapato Dam and the Interstate 82 Bridge at Selah Gap. Species affected: All Game Fish Effective date: Aug. 1 through Oct. 31, 2011. Location: Yakima River from Wapato Dam to the…
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How To Take Better Photographs in Nature
Have you ever come back from a camping trip disappointed with the photographs you took? The scenery was beautiful, it didn’t rain and you had a good camera… So what was the problem? Here are 5 tips to improve your photographs to effectively capture the…
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