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Married Underwater – How One couple Went to Great Depths to Tie the Knot
Dive into the depths of love with Janet Shekhtmeyster and Evan Hazlett, a California couple who took the plunge into matrimony by exchanging vows underwater in the marine sanctuary of Isla Espiritu Santo.
By LIA DITTON
Does Solar Have a Dark Side? Solar impacts on rural landscapes and the family farm
As the push for clean energy clashes with the preservation of generational farmland, a farmer's struggle unfolds, revealing possible consequences of the solar energy boom on both the environment and traditional ways of life.
Meet Craig Caudill: Master naturalist, best-selling author, and backcountry skills instructor
Discover the extraordinary skills and perspective of Craig Caudill, the unassuming outdoorsman whose deep connection with the wilderness extends beyond survival expertise. As the founder of Nature Reliance School, Caudill imparts not only practical bushcraft and survival skills but also emphasizes the importance of environmental stewardship, sharing insights gained from his unique blend of experiential knowledge and formal training as a certified master naturalist.
Muskie habitat restoration in the French Broad River, North Carolina
As efforts to restore their habitat and boost populations unfold, discover the intricate process of creating muskie sloughs and the collaborative conservation initiatives that offer hope for the survival and resurgence of this prized fish species.
'Leave No Trace' applies to anglers too
In the heart of the pristine Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina at the Chetola Resort at Blowing Rock, the Orvis-endorsed lodge focuses as much on the "Leave No Trace" concepts for angler education as it does on teaching fly-fishing techniques.
The Echo of Buffalo Bill: The Parallel of Pride and Drama of the American West that Comes With the Famous Name
Step into the heart of Cody, Wyoming, where the spirit of Buffalo Bill Cody permeates every corner. From the iconic Irma Hotel to the Wild West Spectacular the Musical, this town reveals a tale of fame, controversy and the untold contributions of overlooked figures, creating a living legacy that continues to captivate visitors and performers alike.
Nature's Healing Embrace: Transformative rites of passage with Gretchen Gerlach
"Our separation from nature is causing harm not only to our species but to all life,” she said. “By engaging in reciprocity with the natural world, we can restore balance and remember our place in the interconnected web of life.”
Preserving the Harvest: A Food Preservation Series-Freezing
The third topic in our Food Preservation Series, freezing is a popular method that involves lowering the temperature of food items to a point where their metabolic and microbial activities are stopped or significantly slowed.
Fueling the Future: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fire Program recruiting next generation to save wildlife
USFWS Fire Program is on a mission to protect endangered species and their habitats through prescribed burns … and they need your help.
Teaching Children to Hunt: Nurturing a connection to food and life lessons
"Introducing the concept of teaching children how to hunt is more than a sport of honing weapon skills and harvesting a kill. It is putting them in direct connection with the life that will nourish them for months to come."
The drive to save Yellowstone’s native cutthroat trout
Yellowstone River and Yellowstone Lake have the largest population of cutthroat trout in inland waters in the world, but their populations have been decimated by non-native species that threaten to topple the entire ecosystem that depends on them. Now the clock is ticking to preserve this critical species in the heart of one of the most treasured natural environments in the United States.
