Bookshelf
The Adventures of Bubba Jones: Time Traveling Through Shenandoah National Park (A National Park Series Book)…
Outdoors Unlimited
Richard Smith wins Michigan Outdoor Writers Association award
Richard Smith wins Michigan Outdoor Writers Association award
Richard Smith wins Michigan Outdoor Writers Association award Read More »
In memoriam: Spencer Turner Dec. 10, 1939 — Aug. 26, 2016
Longtime OWAA member Spencer Turner of Columbia, Missouri, died of pancreatic cancer Aug. 26. He was 76.
In memoriam: Spencer Turner Dec. 10, 1939 — Aug. 26, 2016 Read More »
Welcome to OWAA
Welcome to Kim Dinan, Debbie Hanson, Ryan Hughes, Jim Mosher, Charlotte Orr, John Pickles, Mike Rice, Lynn Starnes and Mary Terra-Berns.
Lake Superior: 3 quadrillion gallons, one great lake
Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area and the third largest by volume. It could hold all the water from the other Great Lakes, plus three more Lake Eries.
Lake Superior: 3 quadrillion gallons, one great lake Read More »
Roots of the Sagebrush Rebellion
It was supposed to be for the common man. That’s what Thomas Jefferson thought when he forged the deal that made the 800,000 square miles of Louisiana Territory the property of the United States. “The earth is given as a common stock for man to labor and live on,” he wrote to James Madison in 1785. “The small landowners are the most precious part of a state.”
Roots of the Sagebrush Rebellion Read More »
Living beyond lists
From her perch on the small island, Colleen Miniuk-Sperry saw the glint of a silver boat. While her heart swelled with relief, physically she crumbled. The adrenaline that had gotten her here — safe, though stuck on a small piece of land outside the Forgotten Canyon — had been replaced by such deep-seated exhaustion, she began to sob.
Living beyond lists Read More »
Capturing sound worth listening to
On a recent episode of National Public Radio’s Radiolab, Anne Fernald, a psychology professor at Stanford, described sound as touch at a distance. You hear it because vibrations from sound waves hit the tiny hair cells in your inner ear, and you feel it, or feel something, when you really listen.
Capturing sound worth listening to Read More »
Photo workshop gives new perspective
A photography enthusiast since grade school, I’ve taken classes, attended workshops and picked the brains of countless photographers as I’ve worked to improve my technical skills through the years. Yet Ann and Rob Simpson still managed to teach me a few new things during their pre-conference photography workshop in July in Billings, Montana. Here are the new lessons I took away from the workshop.
Photo workshop gives new perspective Read More »