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Lake Guntersville Rebounds One Year after Storms
On April 27, 2011 Lake Guntersville State Park was hit by multiple tornadoes. Thirteen months after three tornadoes tore a path of destruction through Lake Guntersville State Park, the park has rebounded and is still a primary vacation spot in … Continue reading
Picture Yourself in a National Park
Picture yourself in a National Park as the National Park Service and the National Park Foundation present National Park Week 2012, April 21–29. With nearly 400 national parks—and FREE admission all week long—there are thousands of ways to enjoy this … Continue reading
Alabama Tourism launches “100 Alabama Road Trips”
Spring is on the horizon—and that means it’s time to take a road trip. To assist you in getting ready to hit the road, Sweet Home Alabama-style, Alabama Tourism has launched a three-year campaign, “100 Alabama Road Trips” with the … Continue reading
An Oasis for Wildlife: Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Just a 20-minute drive outside of Sedona (Arizona), in the heart of Cottonwood, is Dead Horse Ranch State Park, a 423-acre outdoor oasis. Dead Horse Ranch is a camping mecca for nature lovers in the heart of Verde Valley. Located … Continue reading
Endangered Whooping Cranes Winding Down Unusual Year
It’s been an unusual year for whooping cranes in Texas and the endangered species’ spring migration is the latest example. Researchers report several whooping crane families initiated their spring migration nearly a month earlier than usual, with some birds having … Continue reading
L.L.Bean’s Outdoor Discovery Schools Promote Outdoor Activities
Freeport, Maine-based L.L.Bean announced plans to launch over 40 new course offerings through its popular Outdoor Discovery Schools. Ranging from multi-day expeditions to free clinics in the store, all programs are designed to help families discover new outdoor activities and … Continue reading
Enjoy Spring at a Texas State Park
With the redbuds and bluebonnets blooming, it’s time to get outside and enjoy spring in Texas. “Much of Texas is still way behind its average annual rainfall, but it looks like winter rains in many areas of the state will … Continue reading
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Lone Star Coastal National Recreation Area Proposed
The proposed Lone Star Coastal National Recreation Area not only would act as a Houston-area storm buffer but would triple tourism and quadruple its economic impact in a decade, according to a recent study sponsored by the National Parks Conservation … Continue reading
Birdwatchers Flock to Lake Havasu City
In January 2012, news spread worldwide that a Nutting’s Flycatcher was spotted in the Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) near Lake Havasu City, Arizona, attracting scores of birders. Though it may seem like one of the more unique … Continue reading
Frontera Audubon: An Urban Nature Preserve
Located four blocks from the Weslaco downtown business district, Frontera Audubon is a private non-profit nature preserve featuring mature native woodlands, thornscrub, trails, wetlands, and butterfly gardens. This 15-acre urban site provides habitat for a wide variety of birds, butterflies, … Continue reading