Erden Eruç had the notion to circumnavigate the world. To support that dream and insure a solid educational component, he developed and incorporated Around-n-Over. Around-n-Over is a Seattle,...
Award Winning Design . . . Polarmond of St Gallen, Switzerland, was recently announced as a Gold Winner at the Outdoor 2015 European trade show. The jury said: “The All-in-One Sleeping...
A Brief History. . . In 1970, just after Congress designated the Appalachian Trail and Pacific Crest Trail as National Scenic Trails, Ron Strickland had an idea: a wilderness trail across the...
Waterfalls make a great object for outdoor exploration. If there are hills or mountains and rivers, there are probably waterfalls. I written about several in the eMagazine including: Sun Creek...
Nature Play QLD of Queensland, Australia, has a vision of unstructured outdoor play becoming a normal part of every child’s life, so that they can develop into resilient, healthy and creative...
Many of us need an excuse to get outdoors and be active and many times that excuse needs to be altruistic. Sometimes the altruistic motive is all it takes. Perhaps the opportunity to volunteer to...
When I was a kid I loved to find unusual things wherever I explored. I think I found my first fossil near Wyalusing State Park at the confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers in the...
By “recreational foraging” I don’t mean looking around for recreational activities, but rather foraging for food on public lands as a recreational pursuit. A lot of people wonder...
Mardie Townsend, Claire Henderson-Wilson, Elyse Warner and Lauren Weiss, School of Health and Social Development, Deakin University, recently prepared Healthy Parks Healthy People: the State of the...
We’ve mentioned several research efforts that have shown the benefits of being outdoors in nature and we’ve even noted that if nature was a drug, your doctor would prescribe it to you....
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