OWAA OUTDOOR VOICES
Use Your Outdoor Voices
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Leave a lasting legacy with OWAA
By Jim Smith — Recently my wife and I decided to update our family trust…
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Secrets to securing sources
By Brent Frazee — I’ll never forget how I picked up my first source in Missouri…
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Adding a new point of view
By Alex Zidock — You can never capture enough video on a shoot…
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When donating pays
By Sam Caldwell — Every young writer and photographer often hears the same message…
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Capturing the perfect close-up
By Ruth Hoyt — In the last issue of OU I provided some basic, timeless tips for close-up photography…
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Wedding bells ring for headquarters staff
OWAA staffers Jessica and Ashley both got married over the summer…
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The voice of the outdoors
By Mark Freeman — Outdoor Writers Association of America members joined the outcry in September…
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NSSF Statement on Jay Leno Cancellation of SHOT Show Appearance
We are clearly disappointed by Jay Leno’s decision not to perform at the 2015 SHOT Show State of the Industry Dinner.
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Wiegard to Lead TRCP's Agricultural, Private Lands Work
Ariel Wiegard has joined the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership as director of the TRCP Center for Agricultural and Private Lands, working to enact policies that balance production agriculture with fish and wildlife and sustain and enhance public access to private lands
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Public Comment Opportunity Available for Proposed Wyoming Toad Conservation Area
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) is holding a public meeting on December 4, 2014 to discuss a draft Land Protection Plan and Environmental Assessment (draft LPP/EA) for the proposed Wyoming Toad Conservation Area project in Albany County, Wyoming.
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EPA Punts on Renewable Fuel Standard
Ensuring a safe fuel supply for America’s 12 million registered boat owners may have to wait, said Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) after the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today that the agency will further delay the final rule on how much ethanol refiners must blend into the nation’s gasoline supply under…
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Canid North of Grand Canyon Confirmed to be a Rocky Mountain Gray Wolf
Genetic tests of scat (feces) collected from a free-roaming canid north of Grand Canyon National Park on the North Kaibab National Forest have confirmed that the animal, first detected in early October, is a female Rocky Mountain gray wolf.