As I enter my third month as OWAA’s president (fourth by the time you read this), I continually marvel at the depth OWAA’s and breadth of experience you, the members of OWAA and its supporters, have and how generous you are to share your knowledge with the rest of us.
OWAA all-star members Read More »
Winning entries from the 2014 Norm Strung Youth Writing Awards – prizes awarded for both prose and poetry, in junior and senior categories.
2015 Norm Strung Youth Writing Awards Read More »
Best Rail Trails Pacific Northwest; More Than 60 Rail Trails in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, Second Edition
While growing up, Pete Anderson’s father took him and his brother to lakes and rivers across upstate New York.
Dysfunction in Washington has claimed another victim. On Sept. 30, Congress allowed America’s most important conservation program to expire, putting our national parks, forests, wildlife refuges and outdoor recreation areas at risk.
“Nothing is more priceless and more worthy of preservation than the rich array of animal life with which our country has been blessed,” Richard Nixon said on signing the Endangered Species Act in 1973.
Endangered Species Act faces extinction Read More »
It happens to all of us. We sit down to sift through email, deleting the junk mail, flagging the important pieces and reading our favorites first.
Master mass marketing with basic email etiquette Read More »
The slate of pre and post-conference trips surrounding the 2016 Billings conference is growing weekly.
The holidays are over, your flight to Las Vegas is booked and you’ve reserved a room on the Strip. It can mean only one thing: SHOT Show is just around the corner. Are you ready?
Surviving the SHOT SHOW Read More »
Despite the beautiful weather, my backpack bulged when I set up to shoot a skier coming down Tuckerman Ravine on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire.
Capture cool images in cold weather Read More »
