Hygiene is essential to maintaining health. Although it might be difficult to stay clean in wintery environments, it is crucial to maintaining health. Although washing yourself may be impractical and uncomfortable in a cold environment, you must do so. Washing helps prevent skin rashes that…
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Fires are essential for warmth, cooking, and can help to establish a highly visible sign-of-life in emergency survival situations. This guide will help you determine how and where to build fires in several different situations. You will have to decide what site and arrangement…
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Tent camping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, but pitching a tent in the middle of a serious rainstorm or other foul weather can be a real pain. This guide will help you prepare your tent for situations where Mother Nature fails to…
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Fredericksburg, Va. – In the Fredericksburg area, adults and children alike enjoy the beauty of Mother Nature at Lake Anna State Park, located in Spotsylvania County. Along with the 35 other parks throughout the Commonwealth, Lake Anna is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Virginia…
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WALSENBURG, Colo. – Lathrop State Park presents two evenings of music, starting at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 3 at the Piñon Campground Amphitheater. Get out your lighters and prepare for a great night of music! Guitarist and songwriter Jaquie Gipson will share the wonderful…
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LOMA, Colo. – Highline Lake State Park is once again inviting kids, ages 8 to 12, to get outdoors this summer. The Summer of Outdoor Fun programs, offered on Wednesdays throughout the summer, will give kids the chance to learn how much fun it is…
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Your chance is NOW to build a 16-foot wooden canoe! The Calvert Marine Museum and Patuxent Small Craft Guild are scheduling requests for the “Build a Boat by Appointment” program through December 2011. Choose two consecutive Saturdays and invite your family and friends to join…
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LAKEWOOD, Colo. – On Saturday, June 18, over 100 volunteers with Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado will make their way to the top of William Frederick Hayden GreenMountain Park to complete the Summit Loop trail – just in time to welcome in the summer. At one…
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Boulder, CO, Jun 01, 2011 – A decision by the Department of the Interior today to not implement the Bureau of Land Management Wild Lands policy threatens the very infrastructure supporting the nation’s recreation economy, according to Outdoor Industry Association. Active outdoor recreation increasingly fuels…
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ASHLAND, Ore. — A zebra mussel managed to travel halfway across the country, but was stopped before it could reach Oregon waters. According to an article it the Detroit News, the invasive mussel attached itself to a15-foot Boston Whaler in Michigan, and was trailered by…
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