
This Year, Get Deep into the Backcountry (without Hitchhikers)
Make a resolution this year to get deep into the backcountry. Here’s how! (And how to not spread invasive species while you’re at it.)
Make a resolution this year to get deep into the backcountry. Here’s how! (And how to not spread invasive species while you’re at it.)
In much of North America, winter is a time where we don’t think a lot about plants apart from Christmas trees, especially where there’s snow on the ground. However, it’s
Trudging through the crunchy snow searching for the perfect Christmas tree is a great memory for many of us, one we look forward to repeating every year. But for wildlife,
Some people have all the gear they need, and don’t really like extra “stuff” lying around. So what do you do?
There’s something special about saddling up your horses for a long trail ride on a crisp fall day. It’s especially exciting to load them up in the trailer for rides
More and more people who enjoy the outdoors are helping to reduce the spread of invasive species such as spotted knapweed, Eurasian water-milfoil, and Asian longhorn beetle. They’ve been using
At the age of nine, I learned how to have the most amazing adventures in a kayak… After the initial kayaking lesson that my dad made me attend, where I
Oh hi, welcome to Cafe au Naturel. The speciasl today are sure to satisfy any “invasivores.” Foraging the West? Might I interest you in some Shepherd’s purse? In the Midwest?
The Coronavirus pandemic taught us a lot about how humans behave and create new habits. For instance, how quickly were you able to adjust working from home in 2020? Washing
I don’t know about you but I love early morning flatwater paddling. It’s beautiful watching the sun rise over the horizon, casting its amber glow across the ripples. Whether you’re
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