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Navajo State Park Weekend Events Continue

by Outdoor Hub June 9, 2011

ARBOLES, Colo. – Summer is in full swing at Navajo State Park. In addition to the many recreational opportunities available, events scheduled for this weekend include nature hikes, ancient art crafts for children, and another evening of musical fun with Sharman Alto and David Snyder. On Saturday, June 11 at 10 a.m., join the park [...]

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Join Colorado State Parks at National Get Outdoors Day in Denver

by Outdoor Hub June 7, 2011

DENVER – Come join Colorado State Parks at National Get Outdoors Day on Saturday, June 11, at City Park in Denver to design your very own state park with your favorite activities and facilities, meet Talon – the state parks’ tall and feathered boating safety mascot – and enjoy other fun activities. The annual National [...]

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How To Stay Cool When Camping Out

by Emily Flory June 6, 2011

Whenever I have been camping or even on a long days hunt you never know what the weather might bring you. There are days in October in Iowa that it could be 30 degrees one day and 80 degrees the next. This makes it difficult for preparing for a hunt. Whenever I pack my equipment [...]

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How To Stay Warm When Camping Out, Tips and Tricks

by Emily Flory June 6, 2011

Many people go on hikes and all they worry about is how to keep warm or cool during the hike rather than paying attention to how they will do it when sleeping. They temperatures can change drastically from what they were during the hike to 4:00 in the morning. The main key is to layer [...]

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Sitka Gear’s Merino Line Excels in Comfort

by Outdoor Hub June 6, 2011

NAPA, CA. Sitka Gear, has introduced its latest line of high performance gear for the serious hunter, its Merino line. The benefits of Merino Wool have long been appreciated and used in high performance athletic wear and used in activities such as, running, hiking, skiing and cycling. Since this material is naturally odor resistant, it [...]

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How To Pick the Right Clothing for Hiking

by Emily Flory June 6, 2011

Not bringing the right clothing for a hiking trip can be detrimental for your safety and health. Having a good clothing option for any kind of weather is a must when hiking in areas that you are not familiar with. There are some types of clothing that are better than others. Here are a few [...]

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National Rip Current Awareness Week, June 5 – 11, 2011

by Outdoor Hub June 3, 2011

SANDUSKY, OH – Getting to Lake Erie swimming beaches is easier this year thanks to a Web site that provides detailed information and maps to each of Ohio’s more than 164 coastal public access sites. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Office of Coastal Management and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National [...]

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Trails Day in Indiana is June 4

by Outdoor Hub June 3, 2011

With Gov. Mitch Daniels having designated Saturday, June 4, as Trails Day in Indiana, it’s time to hit the trail. Each year Indiana joins states across the country in marking National Trails Day as a time to recognize America’s trails system and its countless supporters and volunteers. Saturday marks the 19th anniversary of National Trails [...]

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Voting Now Open For All Terrain Cares Grant Campaign

by Outdoor Hub June 3, 2011

Jun 02, 2011 – SUNAPEE, NH. – Eight organizations that span from coast to coast and are all champions of open space or youth activities have received approval and are now in the running to receive the first All Terrain Cares Grant Campaign. Voting opens today at www.allterraincares.com and the organization that receives the most [...]

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Explore the Outdoors at Lake Anna State Park as Virginia Celebrates 75 Years of State Parks

by Outdoor Hub June 2, 2011

Fredericksburg, Va. – In the Fredericksburg area, adults and children alike enjoy the beauty of Mother Nature at Lake Anna State Park, located in Spotsylvania County. Along with the 35 other parks throughout the Commonwealth, Lake Anna is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Virginia state park system June 13 through October 31 with special [...]

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Highline Lake State Park Offers “Summer of Outdoor Fun” Program

by Outdoor Hub June 2, 2011

LOMA, Colo. – Highline Lake State Park is once again inviting kids, ages 8 to 12, to get outdoors this summer. The Summer of Outdoor Fun programs, offered on Wednesdays throughout the summer, will give kids the chance to learn how much fun it is to be outdoors, including the importance of the environment, “Leave [...]

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Green Mountain Trail to be Completed Father’s Day Weekend

by Outdoor Hub June 2, 2011

LAKEWOOD, Colo. – On Saturday, June 18, over 100 volunteers with Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado will make their way to the top of William Frederick Hayden GreenMountain Park to complete the Summit Loop trail – just in time to welcome in the summer. At one of the highest locations in the park, Summit Loop offers [...]

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Outdoor Industry Association Believes Wild Lands Reversal Threatens a $289 Billion National Recreation Industry

by Outdoor Hub June 2, 2011

Boulder, CO, Jun 01, 2011 – A decision by the Department of the Interior today to not implement the Bureau of Land Management Wild Lands policy threatens the very infrastructure supporting the nation’s recreation economy, according to Outdoor Industry Association. Active outdoor recreation increasingly fuels the U.S. economy and is a primary driver in regional [...]

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How To Find Safe Water In The Jungle

by Survive The Outdoors June 1, 2011

Finding safe drinking water in a tropical area can be difficult. Even though water is abundant in most tropical environments, you may, as a survivor, have trouble finding it. If you do find water, it may not be safe to drink. Some of the many sources are vines, roots, palm trees, and condensation. You can [...]

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How To Travel Through Jungle Areas

by Survive The Outdoors June 1, 2011

With practice, movement through thick undergrowth and jungle can be done efficiently. Always wear long sleeves to avoid cuts and scratches. To move easily, you must develop “jungle eye,” that is, you should not concentrate on the pattern of bushes and trees to your immediate front. You must focus on the jungle further out and [...]

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How To Filter Water

by Survive The Outdoors June 1, 2011

Filering water will remove mud, dirt, and other problems, and improve taste and smell as well. If the water you find is also muddy, stagnant, and foul smelling, you can clear the water: By placing it in a container and letting it stand for 12 hours. By pouring it through a filtering system. Note: These [...]

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How To Purify Water

by Survive The Outdoors June 1, 2011

Purifying water makes packing huge amounts of water with you unnecessary. Rainwater collected in clean containers or in plants is usually safe for drinking. However, purify water from lakes, ponds, swamps, springs, or streams, especially the water near human settlements or in the tropics. When possible, purify all water you got from vegetation or from the [...]

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How To Be Prepared For Desert Survival

by Survive The Outdoors June 1, 2011

In a desert survival and evasion situation, it is unlikely that you will have a medic or medical supplies with you to treat heat injuries. Therefore, take extra care to avoid heat injuries. Rest during the day. Work during the cool evenings and nights. Use a buddy system to watch for heat injury, and observe [...]

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How To Keep Yourself Safe From Leeches

by Survive The Outdoors June 1, 2011

Leeches are blood-sucking creatures with a wormlike appearance. You find them in the tropics and in temperate zones. You will certainly encounter them when swimming in infested waters or making expedient water crossings. You can find them when passing through swampy, tropical vegetation and bogs. You can also find them while cleaning food animals, such [...]

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How To Use Plants As Survival Medicine

by Survive The Outdoors June 1, 2011

In a survival situation you will have to use what is available. In using plants and other natural remedies, positive identification of the plants involved is as critical as in using them for food. Proper use of these plants is equally important. The following terms, and their definitions, are associated with medicinal plant use: Poultice. [...]

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