Each year, National Geographic seeks out the human beings that push back the boundaries of our world. The public then votes on who will be named “Adventurer of the Year.” Voting is open now, and the adventurer with the most votes on January 16 wins.…
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The Platte River Recovery Implementation Program (PRRIP) and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission are rolling out a website for Platte River Recreation Access (PRRA) reservations. The website – platteaccess.org – will allow the public to access and sign up for dates available to use…
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Warren Smith, one of the UK’s leading ski instructors and founder of the Warren Smith Ski Academy has agreed to get on board and help promote the service to members of the skiing public. Managing Director of Comeskiwith.me, Alex White said: Having Warren on-board endorsing…
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Four visual artists from around the country were selected from over 100 applicants to be resident artists in Zion National Park in 2013. Please look for these artists during their residency dates. February 4 – March 3: Evelyn McCorristin Peters, oil painter from Myakka City,…
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Oru Kayak Inc. launches its first, flagship product, an incredible lightweight folding kayak, on Kickstarter November 14th. The Oru Kayak is an elegant, robust, 12’ long boat—that quickly folds up into a compact, easily portable case. Its design utilizes principles of origami to derive incredible…
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Dogs are not only great hunting companions, but apparently, they are great for mountain biking as well, especially this well-behaved Hungarian Vizsla. A favorite of waterfowl and upland game hunters, the Vizsla is known for its sporting ability but clearly it plain enjoys any sport…
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More than 14,600 counted on Oct. 30 Tundra swans are visiting some new areas as they migrate into Utah this fall. For years, the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge west of Brigham City has been “the” place to go to take or see a swan…
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Kyjen pet gear keeps dogs safe and comfortable while enjoying the great outdoors Kyjen’s Outward Hound collection makes outdoor activities like hiking, swimming and traveling with dogs easy, convenient and fun! Whether the family pet enjoys sticking its head out the window on road trips,…
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Since the initial announcement of its introduction in July, underwater photographers have eagerly awaited the arrival of SeaLife’s widest angle and most advanced external lens to date. The wait is over. The SeaLife Fisheye Wide Angle Lens is now shipping to SeaLife dealers. Increasing the…
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Inclement weather, breeding, and migration are taxing on birds and can change their food needs. According to the National Audubon Society, “More than 100 North American bird species supplement their natural diets with birdseed, suet, fruit, and nectar obtained from feeders.” Feeding birds benefits them…
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