February 21, 2018 BENTONVILLE: WHERE BIKES BOOST THE BOTTOM LINE With a little help from a local retailer called Walmart, this northwest corner of Arkansas is riding the fast-track—via
February 14, 2018 Press Release: Outdoor Recreational Spending Dominated by Motorized Usage Contact: Scott Jones, Esq. Telephone: 518-281-5810 Email: Scott.jones46@yahoo.com Website www.cohvco.org & www.coloradotpa.org Department of Commerce research
Fixing the wildfire funding problem starts with prevention BY FORMER SEN. DR. WILLIAM FRIST (R-TENN.) Heart surgeons don’t want to perform surgery if we don’t have to. Whenever possible, the
New Government Data Supports Growing Outdoor Recreation Sector February 16, 2018 For the first time ever, outdoor recreation’s contributions are being counted as a unique part of United
Voice Your Support: Future Generations Act – Senate Bill 143 Fellow Outdoor Enthusiasts and Business Leaders, I would like to bring to your attention some vital legislation that will significantly affect all
January 25, 2018 New Poll Finds Colorado Voters Increasingly See Themselves As Conservationists BY GRACE HOOD New bipartisan poll results by Colorado College show voters — nearly 70 percent of
The Forest Service is Burning When I was a kid, let’s say 40 years ago, I remember camping at several campgrounds and doing all the campsite fun stuff. I even
January 16, 2018 Study finds Great Outdoors Colorado gives state $507 million economic boost Study comes as state lawmakers mull bill to make Colorado Lottery permanent Grants from Colorado
Mild winter, low snowpack can put a damper on outdoor recreation; Ute Pass Trail closure extended By Bob Falcone @HikingBob It’s no secret that this winter in Colorado has been
Why Wildfires Have Gotten Worse – And What We Can Do About It www.ted.com Megafires, individual fires that burn more than 100,000 acres, are on the rise in the western
