Georgia’s State Parks Host New Year’s Day Hikes All across the country, state parks are inviting families to start the New Year with a “First Day Hike” and a commitment to healthy living. In Georgia, several state parks have planned guided hikes where families can…
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The Department of Natural Resources today announced the Equine Trailways Subcommittee (ETS) will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 28, at the Michigan United Conservation Clubs, 2101 Wood St., in Lansing. The public meeting will begin at 10 a.m. The Equine Trailways Subcommittee was…
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Capt. Eric Krilanovich is the new owner of Vessel Assist Santa Cruz, which helps boaters who need a jumpstart, have run out of fuel, broken down or run aground. If Krilanovich’s name sounds familiar to local boaters, it’s because the USCG-licensed captain is a long…
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Continuing a mutually beneficial relationship with Navistar RV, Aqua-Hot 450D Hydronic Heating Systems are featured on the new 2014 Monaco Dynasty RVs. Aqua-Hot is also available on other Monaco models. “The Dynasty aims to help customers realize their retirement or recreational dreams of exploring the…
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Legendary boat builder and premier oil, additive company join forces Ranger Boats, the nation’s premier manufacturer of fiberglass fishing boats, announces a partnership with Lucas Oil, the leading manufacturer of high-quality petroleum additives and oils for high-performance engines. The alignment of the two iconic brands…
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The Department of Natural Resources today announced it wants to hear from residents interested in spending their summer enjoying Michigan’s great outdoors while providing a valuable service, serving as hosts at Michigan state parks and state forest campgrounds for the 2013 camping season. Hosts direct visitors to their campsites, answer…
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On November 21, 2012, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department purchased a private marina known as Downing’s Landing at the southern tip of Alton Bay. That means Fish and Game, after many years, has finally acquired a boat access facility on Lake Winnipesaukee, the…
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Paddlers Stay on their Own Private Island Private islands are usually reserved for the rich, but with the opening of a new campsite in south Georgia, anyone willing to paddle a canoe can stay overnight on their own small island. Reed Bingham State Park near…
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A self-filling water bottle may seem like science fiction, but that is just what MIT researchers have in mind. The scientists behind the unnamed device are still in the research and development phase, but a working prototype has been built. Now all that is needed to…
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Hurricane Catastrophe Team Faces Their Biggest Challenge Atlantic Highlands is a small Victorian town on the New Jersey shore overlooking lower New York Bay, where at night, the twinkling lights of the Manhattan skyline can be seen in the distance. It’s also one of dozens…
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