Outdoor Writers Association of America
The National Park Service’s 100th anniversary this year is the biggest event in a century for America’s public lands, and although the actual date won’t roll around until Aug. 25, the park service has planned a
yearlong celebration to mark this
milestone.
Find stories in park service’s centennial celebration Read More »
I hear ocean. I smell salt, but I’m camped out in a conference room and what I see around the table has most of my attention.
Board service benefits: Reasons to get involved in OWAA Read More »
It’s one thing to understand the science in a story, it’s another to convey that to readers with varying levels of understanding of the topic.
Science writing simplified Read More »
Being a good writer or editor requires at least one thing: You must learn from your mistakes and never make the same error twice.
Back to basics: Advice for writers and editors Read More »
I’ve been a freelance outdoor writer specializing in paddle sports, camping and other adventuring for more than 30 years.
Crossover appeal: Finding stories in unexpected places Read More »
It was an opportunity for the shot of a lifetime: a polar bear swimming the Churchill River in northern Manitoba.
Capturing a sense of place Read More »
Although every magazine has a mission — for most it is making a profit — there is a segment of the market that puts purpose ahead of profit.
Magazines with a mission: Freelancing for NGO and agency publications Read More »
ViewRanger, the GPS trail guide and mapping app for walking, cycling and other outdoor sports, makes it easy to find the best trails
Hit the trails with ViewRanger 6 Read More »