Northern Arizona University Campus Recreation
Mission Northern Arizona University (NAU) Campus Recreation is a vibrant, diverse and inclusive department that empowers individuals to embrace a| Campus Rec Magazine
Fifth Annual True Penitence climbing festival draws more than 140 climbers The post Meeting the challenge of Penitente Canyon’s slabs and walls appeared first on Alamosa Citizen.| Alamosa Citizen
Mission Northern Arizona University (NAU) Campus Recreation is a vibrant, diverse and inclusive department that empowers individuals to embrace a| Campus Rec Magazine
A rare bird appeared on Google’s Mountain View campus last week, with throngs of people coming to see the dark-sided flycatcher.| Mountain View Voice
We got some well-needed rain, including one inch in thunderstorms on Thursday, Sept. 4 and then a half inch in light rain much of Saturday, Sept. 6. Most of that was soaked up by the forest, as there was very little runoff as my pond stayed at about the same level, a foot low. No migrating shore birds around the bare edge yet, but I have seen them here in the past when it was this low just once. My Grandson, Jake, and I were at Woodhull Lake fishing and stumps in the lake that are normally ju...| The Adirondack Almanack
By Geoff Schaake Wulff flies are a series of bushy, high-floating dry flies named after their creator, Lee Wulff, who fished the Catskills in the 1930s and 1940s. In the 1960s, Adirondack native and world-famous fly tyer Fran Betters adapted the pattern to fish the tannic, tumbling waters of the Ausable River and named his version the Ausable Wulff. Fran Betters owned a shop along the banks of the Ausable and developed several other patterns that are still staples in fly boxes across the glob...| The Adirondack Almanack
Once vital for freight and passengers, Nova Scotia’s Blueberry Express railway now thrives as a scenic multi-use trail celebrating local heritage.| NiCHE
Across America, state and local leaders are reimagining how public spaces can serve growing populations, balancing recreation, sustainability, and economic development. From state parks and community sports complexes to multimillion-dollar urban redevelopments, officials are increasingly turning to long-term master plans and voter-approved funding to meet rising demand for accessible, modern public spaces. It’s a growing […]| InfrastructureUSA: Citizen Dialogue About Civil Infrastructure
Kayaking Lake George end-to-end: A 30-mile adventure to Ticonderoga goes awry with a cracked hull, but determination and perfect weather save the day.| Adirondack Explorer
Race prerequisites include an adventurous spirit and a bit of skilled persuasion — you can’t make a burro do anything it doesn’t want to do| The Colorado Sun
Find things you can do outside! From hiking, camping, and fishing, to kayaking and birdwatching, there's something for everyone in the US South.| Dogwood Alliance
Camping is one of the best ways to spend your summer. But it's important to respect the forest. Learn ways to camp respectfully without endangering the forest.| Dogwood Alliance
Two amputees and three other people with disabilities gathered in Moab last weekend to try highlining with the world-renowned Faith Dickey. The results were nothing short of spectacular. The post Amputee Skywalker Discovers the Joys of Highlining appeared first on Amplitude.| Amplitude
May 28, 2025 Para leer este comunicado de prensa en español, oprima aqui As a way to increase access to the Foothills Natural Area, Mayor Erin Mendenhall and the Salt Lake City Department of Public Lands opened the first of four new trailheads at Bonneville Boulevard, 675 N. Bonneville Blvd on Tuesday. The new trailheads offer […]| www.slc.gov
Are you thinking about RVing with motorcycles, UTVs, ATVs, or other off-road vehicles? Here's what you need to know for safety and fun.| Let's RV
