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Article By Into the Outside Working on the dog sled at Camden Maritime Museum. (Photo by a want-a-be musher Kevin Callahan) The dog sleds being built recently in Camden weren’t because of the record snow this winter. The project wasn’t a panic move like, say, building an ...

Article By The Cottage Chronicles Hey Friend! I apologize as this post is not particularly cottage related, but sometimes when you come across something worth knowing, it is also worth sharing…… We are planning a little trip to the U.S.A. for a few days of shopping. One of the ...

Article By Outdoor Bloggers Summit Dayne Shuda is the founder of Hunting Business Marketing . Through free and subscriber-only articles, tips, and tutorials, HBM provides advice on how to market your business on the Web. For more info, check out Hunting Business Marketing | The Book or ...

Article By Southern Rockies Nature Blog Sometimes you find that you broke a taboo that you did not know exists. A recent news story in the New York Post described a chef who made cheese from his wife’s breast milk —with her permission. The response has been generally positive from ...

Article By O’fieldstream Outdoor Journal Recently I received a sickening email with the link to a story of a Whooping Crane, shot and killed, in the rural area around Cayuga, Indiana. Had it been any other Whooper the loss would have been very sad. However, the loss of 17-02 was ...

Article By Southern Rockies Nature Blog Because Colorado’s lawmakers in their wisdom are trying—and failing—to make Amazon.com collect state sales tax, Amazon has cut off all of its Colorado affiliates . From my perspective, the legislators were willing to sacrifice individual ...

Article By North Country Trail News if you like this article, click the Blip chiclet! by Joan H. Young with materials from the North Country Trail Associaton You might wonder how National Trails get their money. National Trails received federal dollars. But not all trails are ...

Article By Southern Rockies Nature Blog A photo essay on pollution in China. (Via The Corner .)

Article By Into the Outside If you are looking to get OUTside on this sunny and sixty day and need somewhere to go … well check OUT the Palmyra Cove Nature Park where the hiking Trails are clear and the beach trail offers a view of the Philly skyline here today! If you can’t get ...

Article By Into the Outside Joe Polanski using a snow blower last Thursday at Indian Spring Country Club. (Photo by Kevin Callahan) Last Thursday afternoon, with banks of snow still making Pennsauken Country Club look like the downhill ski slope at the Vancouver Olympics, Quentin ...

Article By Southern Rockies Nature Blog Search and Rescue (SAR) teams in the Italian Alps are increasingly unhappy with out-of-bounds skiers , reports the Times of London. The official reponse? More rules: In a crackdown on “avalanche tourists”, Michela Vittoria Brambilla, the tourism ...

Article By Southern Rockies Nature Blog February 26-28 I went winter camping for the first time in a very long time, skiing in to a site on the Arapho National Forest north of Silverthorne, Colorado. Blogger Sawtooth has put together a slide show about it. It was a good trip, but my ...

Article By North Country Trail News Rose Lake and Rat Lake from the Rose Lake Cliffs (photo by Ed Morse) if you like this article, click the Blip chiclet! from Ed Solstad of the Border Route Trail Association Join us in creating the most scenic loop trail in the ...

Article By Southern Rockies Nature Blog “Ready for a nature walk?” asked T__, the assistant fire chief, after we had donned our self-contained breathing apparatus ( SCBA ) and walked out of the Big Sister Department’s building. “On Mars,” I answered. ...

Article By Southern Rockies Nature Blog So, like, um, how do you do a “science fair” without science ? Once again, supporting the stereotypes about Boulder, Colorado … This is why at low points in my career I never thought of teaching in a public school. Based on my ...

Article By Into the Outside The striped bass fishing here in South Jersey has reopened in the backwaters and Nick Honachefsky writes in the Vineland Daily Journal that “savvy anglers have already found where some keeper-sized stripers” holed up for the winter. Well, a little ...

Article By Into the Outside Hanging in the foyer of Bob McBride’s house is Boo. Framed in dark wood, this photo of a green frog with bulging eyes half submerged in water is the first wall fixture to greet each visitor at the Leisuretown home in Southampton. Boo, though, isn’t ...

Article By Into the Outside This winter has been rough and rugged en the wildlife . . . you can help out and enjoy an afternoon of classical music and attend Serenade for Wildlife on March 21 with all proceeds to benefit Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge. Highlights of the event will ...

Article By Into the Outside Nature and recreation are going high-tech in Gloucester County. The Gloucester County Parks and Recreation Department is now offering podcasts. By partnering with the South Jersey Tourism Corporation, Gloucester County created a downloadable podcast audio ...

Article By Southern Rockies Nature Blog Tuesday (when M. and I were in Colorado Springs) was Southern Rockies Nature Blog’s sixth “blogiversary.” And in tribute to such longevity, here is the first post , which I did not write. That’s right. This started as a class ...