Month: May 2017

(May 23, 2017) -- When you think of climate change, what immediate suspects come to mind? Coal mines and factories, certainly, but don’t forget trucks, heavy freight trains, and other diesel-fueled behemoths. They’ve all played a role in the global carbon game: whereas some machines these days are trying to downsize their carbon footprints, these culprits are strapping on the clown shoes and running amok.

(May 23, 2017) -- The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced last week that it is actively seeking public and private participants for two partnership programs designed to raise awareness and funds for outdoor recreation.

(May 23, 2017) -- On this weeks show my producer Stephanie Puglisi and I are talking about the obstacles that prevent that Girl Camper wannabes from making that leap into the Girl Camper world.

(May 23, 2017) -- Just before vacation season gets underway in earnest, we have learned another KOTA Territory campground is having trouble hiring enough workers.This is because H2B visas are not being approved.

(May 23, 2017) -- The Department of Parks is considering a new campground at Kentucky Dam Village.

(May 23, 2017) -- The co-owner of Discovery Wildlife Park opened his long-awaited dream campground during the May long weekend, a $300,000 investment that aims to attract lucrative summer RV traffic and give each guest a close and personal experience of Innisfail’s zoo.

(May 23, 2017) -- A Gold Hill couple is facing multiple charges following a heated disturbance at a Klamath County campground late Saturday.

(May 23, 2017) -- Governor John Carney and DNREC Secretary Shawn M. Garvin today announced renovations at Cape Henlopen State Park highlighting the newly improved campground and new amenities at the park’s Seaside Nature Center and Fort Miles Historical Area.

(May 23, 2017) -- High water levels have closed some campgrounds and increased competition for campsites at El Dorado State Park.

(May 23, 2017) -- The message of being safe and limiting damage to the environment seemed to sink in for outdoor enthusiasts over the May long weekend, officials said Monday.