OWAA OUTDOOR VOICES
Use Your Outdoor Voices
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Game Wardens Taking On Cartel Marijuana Growers
A new 24-minute documentary WAR IN THE WOODS: Raid to Reclamation https://vimeo.com/212713167 has just been released by producer Rick Stewart of American Zealot Productions
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation: Small Utah Project Has Big Public Access Dividends
Sportsmen and women now have permanent access to 3,800 acres of National Forest land in central Utah thanks to a collaborative effort between the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Manti-La Sal National Forest, Back Country Horsemen of Utah and Emery County.
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Public Lands Sportsmen Honored at BHA Rendezvous
BHA bestows highest honors to leaders in conservation, communications, fair chase ethics
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TRCP Bolsters Water Resources Efforts with Two New Hires
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership brings on former consultant Kassen and Interior staffer Jensen to spearhead initiatives from the Colorado River Basin and D.C.
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Bookshelf
The Weight of Night…
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Wind River Visitors Council: Visit authentic Wyoming on driving tour
Uncover all the best of Wyoming in one road trip.
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Volunteer to give back to OWAA
I once saw a sign hanging on the fence by a youth sports ball field. The sign’s message stated: “Before you complain … have you volunteered yet?”
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Welcome to OWAA
Welcome to Nancy Cowan, Liam Diekmann, Tyler Frantz, Jason Klass, Jacob R. Lutes, Jeff Moore, Michael R. Shea and David Van Wie.
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Welcome to OWAA
Welcome to Nancy Cowan, Liam Diekmann, Tyler Frantz, Jason Klass, Jacob R. Lutes, Jeff Moore, Michael R. Shea and David Van Wie.
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Single-track paradise
There are six IMBA Gold Level Ride Centers in the world. Duluth, Minnesota, is one of them.
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Once gone, public land is hard to get back again
Want to buy hunting property for less than 3 cents an acre? You’ll need to go back to 1803 and buy about 530,000,000 acres to get that bargain price.
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Covering wildland firefighter discrimination and assault
When Krista Langlois set out in 2014 to report on Women in Wildland Fire boot camps, she thought her story would be a day-in-the-life type piece on the experience.
