Snowshoe Magazine Launches Digital Buyer’s Guide for Snowshoes and Accessories

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on October 25, 2012

Snowshoe Magazine, the Internet’s No. 1 resource for all things related to the sport of snowshoeing, has launched a buyer’s guide for snowshoes and accessories.

“Initially, the mission of Snowshoe Magazine focused on reporting and communicating the benefits of snowshoeing … Continue reading →

Snowshoe Magazine Becomes Platinum Sponsor of the U.S. Snowshoe Association and its 2013 National Snowshoe Championships

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on October 22, 2012

Snowshoe Magazine, the Internet’s No. 1 resource for all things related to the sport of snowshoeing, is stepping forward as the Platinum Sponsor of the United States Snowshoe Association (USSSA) and its 2013 U.S. National Snowshoe Championships.

“Since starting this … Continue reading →

National Wildlife Federation Annouces Three-Year Goal to Get 10 Million Kids Outdoors

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on October 9, 2012

To combat today’s “indoor childhood” trend, National Wildlife Federation has a new goal to move 10 million kids from their indoor habitat back into the outdoors, at home, school, and parks, anywhere there is green space. A generation ago, … Continue reading →

Scientists Explore Changing Arctic Ocean

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on August 24, 2012

Scientists are setting sail on August 25 to study ocean acidification in the Arctic and what this means for the future survival of marine and terrestrial organisms.

The Arctic Ocean is one of the most vulnerable places on the planet … Continue reading →

Edison Nation Seeks New Innovations in Outdoor Technology For Discovery Expedition Brand

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on June 27, 2012

Inspired by Discovery Channel, Discovery Expedition – an innovative collection of lifestyle products specifically designed for active and intellectual exploration – has launched a search for new products and technologies that enhance life in the great outdoors.

Discovery Communications and … Continue reading →

The North Face Third Annual Explore Your Parks Program Helps American Families Discover the Outdoors

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on June 17, 2012

The North Face today announced the expansion of its Explore Your Parks program to encourage families to get outdoors and enjoy the nation’s treasured and endangered State Parks. The North Face, along with American Hiking Society and Leave No Trace … Continue reading →

Wildlife Federation Presents Great American Backyard Campout

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on June 2, 2012

School is out, and many kids are already spending hours inside glued to their electronic devices. To foster a healthy outdoor lifestyle it’s time for parents to boot them outside so they can benefit from some fresh air surrounded by … Continue reading →

Outdoor Retailer Winter Market: Part I

Written by Cathleen Calkins
Published on January 20, 2012

Outdoor Retailer Winter Market in Salt Lake City was a good place to be Thursday. It was snowing in the mountains while I was inside cruising aisle upon aisle of outdoor products. The 2012 products are exciting and the takeaway … Continue reading →

Introducing the Snowshoes.com Get Going! Workshop Series at REI

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on October 13, 2011

Snowshoes.com, an online guide to staying active in winter, announced the launch of the Snowshoes.com Get Going! Workshops at select REI stores nationwide. The workshops are designed for everyone from first-timers looking for assistance on choosing a snowshoe or dressing … Continue reading →

National Park Foundation Announces 10 Ways for Kids to Play in America’s National Parks

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on September 22, 2011

With 395 parks across the country consisting of over 84 million acres, there are endless adventures custom-made for kids of all ages in America's national parks. In honor of National Public Lands Day on September 24, when national parks across the country will waive their entrance fees, the National Park Service and the National Park Foundation have unveiled ten great ways for kids to get out and ...

Taos Coffee Shop Draws National Attention for Rock-Solid Beverage Using Natural Stones

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on May 28, 2011

Coffee Cats coffee shop in Taos, New Mexico is drawing a lot of attention for serving up powerful drinks on the rocks, literally. Whether it's coffee or tea you'd prefer, you can order it with a side of amethyst or jasper stones or combine several natural stones designed to heal, energize, reduce skepticism, and everything in between.“Natural stones have energy which is why many people love this n...

Take a hike, plant a tree: Every hike plants a tree and every hiker can win Oboz footwear

Written by Ryan Alford
Published on May 23, 2011

Oboz invites you to lace up your shoes or boots, and get out and take a hike.The Bozeman, Mont. outdoor footwear company has put forth a challenge: Simply go for a hike between May 23 and July 8. Oboz will plant a tree for every hike logged on Bolder - a website devoted creating a collective community around positive challenges and rewards benefiting health, fitness, the environment, community and...