People who use Indiana’s lakes and reservoirs for recreation should be aware that blue-green algae blooms have the potential to cause health problems in humans and animals. Blue-green algae blooms are a seasonal occurrence in some Indiana waters, fueled by summer heat, sunlight and fertilizer…
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If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t have what it takes to accomplish your dreams, take a moment to learn a thing or two about Derek Rabelo. Rabelo has never actually seen a wave. He was born completely blind in Brazil on May 25, 1992. Two years…
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An unnamed 46-year-old Alabama man is recovering from 2nd and 3rd degree burns after a brief scuffle with members of a passing car. The man was hiking the Appalachian Trail when he passed through Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to pick up supplies. He had stopped at the…
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Outdoor Research (OR), a leading, independent manufacturer of outdoor apparel and accessories, is the 2012 recipient of the American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA) Industry Award. AMGA Executive Director, Betsy Winter, will present the award to Dan Nordstrom, President; Alex Kutches, President; and Christian Folk, Grassroots…
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We were at Lake of the Woods, Minnesota and it was a little after noon. I was starving and couldn’t quit thinking about the half-dozen nice walleyes in the boat’s cooler. Our guide, Eric, was bringing the boat into the little cove where our campground…
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The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) is urging boaters to use extra caution at public boat launches throughout the state due to low water levels as a result of ongoing drought conditions. Low water levels increase the risk to boaters putting in or taking…
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Recent management actions taken at the Holland Lake Campground near Condon are a good example of why everyone should work to keep food rewards away from bears. Last week FWP Wildlife Management Specialist Erik Wenum received reports of black bears frequenting Holland Lake Campground and…
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The Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park in southern California went through a series of closings and re-openings after a 2-year-old mother cougar and her cub were spotted near a popular hiking trail on July 7. Since then, the Department of Game and Fish has captured the…
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Root for your favorite team while showing your true colors with the Realtree Camo Collegiate Tervis Tumber. Available with a variety of college emblems on a Realtree AP camo background, the Camo Collegiate Tervis Tumbler provides you with a way to stay hydrated while displaying…
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A rising trend in fatal shark attacks is pushing Australia to reconsider a proposal to begin culling sharks, but two questions that each credit a different cause in the rise of attacks must first be answered: first, is the great white shark population indeed rising…
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