The crocodile is hardly visible on the rock in the video below, but it’s there and it’s just waiting to strike. Three Swedish tourists were testing a new diving housing for their camera while swimming in a national park in Australia with crocodiles when one…
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For the next seven years, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Paul Salopek will be walking across the globe retracing the migration pattern of ancient humans in an attempt to find links between the geographical areas, the humans that live there currently, and those that died long ago.…
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More than 100K of groomed trails & 28 cross-country events this winter The Gunnison-Crested Butte Valley, located in southwest Colorado, is a Nordic skiing hot spot with trails and events to satisfy all levels of skiers. Groomed Nordic trails now number more than 100K, backcountry…
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South Dakota state parks will sponsor free, guided hikes in 12 state parks on New Year’s Day as part of America’s State Parks First Day Hikes initiative in all 50 states. America’s State Parks First Day Hikes offer individuals and families an opportunity to begin…
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Dozens of waters in Utah provide good ice fishing action You have warm clothes and waterproof boots. Your ice fishing equipment is ready to go. And you have a basic idea of how to locate fish and catch them through the ice. So what’s standing…
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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has completed work on the Blount’s Creek Boating Access Area and Public Fishing Area, and it is now open to the public. The site, which provides access to the Pamlico River via Blount’s Creek, has two launch ramps, a floating…
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Overheating due to poor electrical conductivity is the #1 cause of shore power failure. Older plug designs are notorious for burning out as a result of loose connections and corrosion. SmartPlug’s 30 amp connector and inlet have many features that greatly increase conductivity and reduce…
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Indiana Dunes State Park will host its sixth annual Christmas Eve Stroll on Saturday, Dec. 24. The hike begins at 10 a.m. at the nature center. After an hour stroll through the winter woods, the hike will visit the park’s Wilson Shelter for a warm-up…
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With the relatively new sport of “seatrekking” gaining ground, adventurous hikes no longer have to stop at the sea. Germany company Aetem has created waterproof backpacks aimed at expanding the route available to intrepid travelers. Seatrekking is hiking in coastal areas that includes swimming, snorkeling,…
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Nebraska boat registrations are issued for three-year periods, expiring on Dec. 31 of the third year. Early December is a good time to renew registrations, which may be done at the county treasurer’s office or at OutdoorNebraska.org/boating. Boat owners must obtain new registrations from their…
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