Photographer Tim Kemple is dedicated to pursuing the rawness and authenticity that only battles between man and nature can provide. In a recent project, he follows some of the world’s best kayakers to the waterways of Mexico. It is not the first time he found…
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One family on vacation got an unexpected show during their canoe tour when their guide jumped into the water after a 10-foot long Burmese python. Tommy Owen, an employee of Everglades Adventure Tours, told WBBH that his reason for going after the snake was simply…
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Adventure Technology (AT), known for its leadership in ergonomic paddle design, today launches the innovative and accessible Sport line of paddles, which rounds out their comprehensive touring collection, including the popular Elite and Advanced categories. The Sport line includes the all-new Pursuit and Search paddles,…
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The Michigan Boating Industries Association (MBIA) is offering, free to the public, the 2013 edition of the Boat Michigan Annual Directory and a Boating Safety Information Kit. The Boat Michigan Annual Directory is the official handout at the Detroit Boat Show, Spring Boating Expo and…
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Bringing fun and excitement to the water has always been part of AquaQuad’s mission. Now the company has brought that same joy to an orphanage in South Africa. To help launch awareness of Project O, which serves orphans who’ve lost their parents to AIDS, AquaQuad…
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As a mountain biker, you should learn basic maintenance and how to spot signs of bigger problems. If you grew up in the Schwinn Stingray era, all you needed for bike repairs and maintenance was a crescent wrench and a can of WD-40. Modern mountain…
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Chatfield State Park will host the second annual Dog Off Leash Area (DOLA) Volunteer Cleanup day on Saturday April 27, 2013. This is a great opportunity to make a difference in the DOLA and meet with rangers and visitors who frequent the area. Clean up…
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Issac Brumaghim was fishing about two miles off Oahu, Hawaii in his 16-foot kayak when he hooked a nice mackerel,or Kawakawa, tuna. As he prepared to reel it in, an opportunistic shark rushed toward and slammed into Brumaghim’s kayak, stealing the tasty morsel in the process. “The…
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Imagine a tent that has a mind of its own. No, we’re not talking about a computer chip weaved into the frame or a 2001-esque HAL 9000 interface, but the researchers at the Wyss Institute in Harvard University have developed a startling new material. Taking…
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The Bad Elf GPS (left) plugs into the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad to enable satellite GPS, while the Bad Elf GPS Pro (right) operates independently to wirelessly connect (via Bluetooth) up to five users who can share real time GPS data – anywhere. Bad Elf,…
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