Utah State Parks Boating Rangers report four boating fatalities this year, just half of last year’s eight total fatalities. With the upcoming Labor Day weekend, Utah State Parks boating rangers remind boaters to wear their life jackets and take a boater education course. Utah has one of…
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In celebration of the organizations 100th birthday, the Colorado Mountain Club (CMC) is climbing Colorado’s 54 ‘Fourteeners’ on Saturday, September 8, 2012. The following day, mountain climbers from across Colorado will gather at the Day Lodge at Frisco’s Adventure Park to celebrate the climbs of the…
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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has closed Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge in Cameron Parish in advance of landfall of Hurricane Isaac. With this closure, 27 state wildlife management areas (WMAs) and refuges are now closed until further notice. In addition to the Rockefeller site,…
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Celebrating their 50th anniversary as a leading global manufacturer of outdoor sports gear, K2 Sports isn’t backing into the monumental occasion passively. The Seattle, Wash.-based company is driving into its next era with full steam. K2 Sports is currently in the middle of a multi-year investment plan…
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Team Body Glove will trek the coast of Florida on their latest 1NVASION Tour, visiting 11 shops in 3 days. The crew will include professional surfer, Jamie O’Brien, entertainment director, Greg Browning, sales manager, Mike Vavak and sales representative, Ryan O’Leary as they visit the selected shops in…
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The young Japenese-American bouldering sensation Ashima Shiraishi is just finishing up a trip to South Africa to film a search for new routes, her powerful first ascents and the documenting of her third V13 climb (indicating the level of difficulty of a climb, from V0…
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The avian parade continues with hummingbirds, warblers and vireos the next species to begin their migration south, providing Wisconsin birders some great viewing opportunities and experts more insight into how the early spring and drought has affected Wisconsin’s winged travelers. “The next three weeks will…
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The avian parade continues with hummingbirds, warblers and vireos the next species to begin their migration south, providing Wisconsin birders some great viewing opportunities and experts more insight into how the early spring and drought has affected Wisconsin’s winged travelers. “The next three weeks will…
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The avian parade continues with hummingbirds, warblers and vireos the next species to begin their migration south, providing Wisconsin birders some great viewing opportunities and experts more insight into how the early spring and drought has affected Wisconsin’s winged travelers. “The next three weeks will…
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The avian parade continues with hummingbirds, warblers and vireos the next species to begin their migration south, providing Wisconsin birders some great viewing opportunities and experts more insight into how the early spring and drought has affected Wisconsin’s winged travelers. “The next three weeks will…
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