We’ve mentioned conflicts between people and wildlife in these past posts: Animal Safety Lessons Learned from Death by Grizzly Bear Liability for Injuries Caused by Animals If the People Were...
The Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program of the National Park Service and the Healthy Community Design Initiative of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention got together and...
Avenza makes a simple, yet elegant app for iOS and Android devises. The app is called PDF Maps and it shows your position on a map. Beyond that, it allows you to download free USGS topographic...
The Backbone Trail opened officially today, June 4, 2016. The trail begins at Thornhill Broome Beach in Point Mugu State Park on the coast just west of Malibu, California. It extends 67 miles up,...
Next Saturday, June 4, is National Trails Day. The event is coordinated by the American Hiking Society and includes events in every state. These include hikes, biking and horseback rides,...
The National Bicycle Challenge in the U.S. began on May 1 and ends September 30. The idea is to ride your bike more miles and the challenge offers a commitment device to help you do it. To get...
May is National Bike Month in the U.S. During the month, the benefits of bicycling are highlighted in an effort to encourage more people to get their bikes out of storage and onto the roads and...
This post is about you being safe from animals. It seems that there are regular reports of people doing crazy things around wild animals. Whether it is putting a bison calf into the back seat of a...
There are a lot of survival tools that are designed to be about the size of a credit card. The idea is that they are small enough that you can always have one with you when an emergency happens....
The Trans Canada Trail is a patchwork of interconnecting segments that not only crosses Canada from the Atlantic to the Pacific, but also reaches to the Arctic Ocean. The southerly portion of the...
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