OWAA OUTDOOR VOICES
Use Your Outdoor Voices
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RAW vs. JPEG
By Michael Furtman — Job: Professional nature photographer and writer. Top choice: JPEG…
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Artist seeks tough camera
By Sam Caldwell — As an artist, I’d be dead in the water — or maybe dead broke in the water — without tough cameras…
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Reading, writing and regulations
By Kirk Mantay — Too often an assignment to write about an ongoing land or water use conflict finds itself heaving against an immovable barrier…
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Focusing on fish
By James Smedley — As a youngster my family took a trip to the east coast of Nova Scotia…
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The gift that keeps giving
No matter what your religious beliefs are, I guarantee you can achieve everlasting life — at least everlasting financial life…
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Chadwick resigns as communications manager
This past year has been full of adventure and memories, both professionally and personally…
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Today’s outdoor media
By Tom Sadler — The outdoor communication industry has a rich history of helping the American people…
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Forest Service hears ‘Voice of the outdoors’
By Mark Freeman — Journalists don’t need to pay to cover wilderness…
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RMEF Salutes Backers of Access Elk Country
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation wants to recognize and show appreciation for its 2014 Access Elk Country initiative charter sponsors Sitka, Sportsman’s Guide, Kimber and Bushnell.
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Hobie® Announces 2015 Hobie Bass Open
Hobie announces that the second annual Hobie Bass Open, presented by Kentucky Lake Convention Visitor’s Bureau, will take place at Kentucky Dam Village State Park, May 29-31, 2015.
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UTILITY COMPANY SENTENCED IN WYOMING FOR KILLING PROTECTED BIRDS AT WIND PROJECTS
PacifiCorp Energy, a subsidiary of PacifiCorp, based in Portland, Oregon, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Wyoming today to violating the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) in connection with the deaths of protected birds, including golden eagles, at two of the company’s wind projects in Wyoming.
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Wildfire Spending Bill Introduced to 114th Congress
Strong support by sportsmen helped propel measure, which would balance Forest Service budget, bolster forest health and improve conservation funding overall.