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RVing through Texas
In a state as diverse as Texas, there’s always an adventure around every corner and unique attractions at every turn. Our Texas RV Travel Bucket List continues. La Feria Nature Center With the opening of the Rio Grande Valley’s newest … Continue reading
Outdoor Recreation Participation Increases
More than 90 million U.S. residents age 16 and older participated in some form of wildlife-related recreation in 2011, up three percent from five years earlier, according to a U.S. Census Bureau report released last week. In total, wildlife recreationists … Continue reading
Posted in Birding, RV Lifestyle
Tagged birding, fishing, hunting, outdoor recreation, photography, survey, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, wildlife, wildlife conservation
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Victoria Coleto Creek KOA Opens in South Texas
Scooter and Gail Reaser knew a great opportunity when they saw it. The Reasers, longtime recreational boating enthusiasts on Coleto Creek Lake in Texas, noticed that the very basic camping facilities offered at the Coleto Creek Reservoir just weren’t meeting … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, RV Parks
Tagged camping, Coleto Creek Reservoir, eco-friendly, fishing, KOA, outdoor recreation, Snowbird, Texas, Victoria Coleto Creek KOA, wildlife, Winter Texans
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2,000-Acre RV Resort Opens in Texas
“Everything is bigger in Texas,” and at 2,000 acres this certainly rings true for the nation’s newest RV resort. Located just an hour northeast of Houston, the Preserve RV Resort recently launched a national marketing effort. The property offers amenity-rich, … Continue reading
Volunteer Holidays: How You Can Make a Real Difference
Please note that the following post is written by guest author, Peter Smith. Deciding to take a volunteering holiday abroad or in home country is probably one of the most rewarding ways to spend time away. It can be a … Continue reading
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Tagged eco-friendly, rebuild communities, volunteer, volunteer holiday, wildlife, wildlife conservation
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Texas RV Park Showcases Exotic Animals
There has always been a lot of wildlife in Jack County, Texas. Thanks to Larry and Vickie Rodgers, there’s now a whole bunch more—and they are not done yet. Owners of Hidden Lake RV Ranch west of Jacksboro, Larry and … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, RV Parks, Wildlife Refuge
Tagged camping, exotic animals, fishing, Hidden Lake RV Ranch, hiking, outdoor recreation, RV park, Texas, wildlife
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Flip, the Stranded Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle Returns to Texas
A juvenile female Kemp’s ridley sea turtle named Flip by her rescuers will soon be returning home to the Texas coast. Kemp’s ridley sea turtles are the smallest and rarest sea turtle species and one of the most critically endangered … Continue reading
Redesign of Recreation.gov
Recreation.gov, the interagency website that guides visitors to 90,000 sites on federal lands such as national parks, wildlife refuges, waterways, forests, and recreation areas, has a new look with expanded content and improved navigation tools. The redesign is an initial step … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Hiking, Historic Sites, National Parks, Public Recreation Areas, Wildlife Refuge
Tagged Army Corps of Engineers, BLM, camping, hiking, historic sites, National Forest Service, national park, national wildlife refuge, outdoor recreation, Recreation.gov, RVing, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, wildlife
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Hantavirus Endangers 10,000 Yosemite Campers
In a recent article I reported that the National Park Service Office of Public Health confirmed that two people had died of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) and a third and probably fourth case was discovered in individuals who camped at … Continue reading
Hantavirus Claims Two Yosemite Campers
A second person has died of a rare, rodent-borne disease after visiting one of the most popular parts of Yosemite National Park earlier this summer. Park officials are warning past visitors to be aware of flu-like aches and symptoms and … Continue reading