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  • Diving Into The Catch And Release Debate In Tuna Fishing

    Reflections on a Perfect Fishing Day in the Florida Keys Every now and then, you experience a day on the water that feels like a celebration of life. Recently, I had the chance to embark on an unforgettable offshore fishing adventure in the Florida Keys. Alongside my buddies Dan and Luis, we set out early […] More

  • US National Park Fee Triples for Non Residents and New Domestic Charge Shakes Visitor Experience

    Redefining National Park Access in 2026: A Closer Look at New U.S. Policies The recent announcement by the Interior Department regarding revamped entrance fees and policy changes for national parks has stirred considerable debate among travelers, conservation advocates, and the general public. In the wake of these policy shifts, a closer look at what these […] More

  • Empowering Seniors One Cast At A Time

    Empowering Seniors Through Fishing Outreach: A Fresh Perspective on Recreational Opportunities The rising tide of senior participation in recreational activities has inspired a new way of looking at fishing outreach programs. Traditionally, fishing initiatives have focused on younger generations and families, but recent efforts have shifted the focus to one of society’s most valued groups: […] More

  • Journey into the Breathtaking Wilderness of Mount Rainier

    When Digital Delays Meet Real-World Wanderlust There’s an odd sensation in today’s travel culture: the frustrating wait for timely updates from high-profile websites. In our fast-paced digital world, every moment spent waiting for a response—from travel suggestions to booking confirmations—can feel like a missed opportunity. With so much about planning and embarking on adventures hinging […] More

  • California Shutdown Devastates Hundreds of Iconic Joshua Trees

    Government Shutdown and Its Unintended Impact on Joshua Tree National Park The rocky allure of Joshua Tree National Park, with its iconic spiky silhouettes and sun-drenched vistas, has long entranced outdoor enthusiasts and conservation advocates alike. However, recent events have exposed the park to a series of tricky parts and tangled issues that reflect not […] More

  • Public Lands Caucus Endorses Zinke Bill Paving the Way for Change

    Bipartisan Efforts and the Future of Our Public Lands Recent political developments have sparked lively debates among outdoor enthusiasts and local communities about the future of our public lands. The bipartisan Public Lands Caucus, co-founded by Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke and New Mexico Rep. Gabe Vasquez, has taken a definitive step by endorsing Rep. Zinke’s […] More

  • Overland Park Luminary Walk Shines on National Stage

    Overland Park’s Luminary Walk: A Holiday Spectacle on the Rise The holiday season is a time when communities come together to celebrate traditions, share warmth, and enjoy the enchanting displays of festive lights. One event that has been drawing considerable attention this year is the Luminary Walk at the Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens. […] More

  • Unlock Your Potential with the Ultimate Fitness Gifts for 2025

    Embracing the Journey: Finding the Perfect Gifts for Outdoor and Fitness Enthusiasts When the holiday season rolls around, it’s hard not to appreciate how much our fitness and outdoor pursuits shape our daily lives. Whether it’s gearing up for a trail run at dawn, testing new recovery tools after an intense session, or simply enjoying […] More

  • New Park Manager Brings Fresh Perspective to Turtle River State Park

    New Leadership, New Horizons: An Opinion on the Transition at Turtle River State Park The recent appointment of Michelle Cunningham as the park manager at Turtle River State Park has caught the attention of those who cherish North Dakota’s natural treasures. With a keen blend of operational savvy and entrepreneurial flair, Cunningham has stepped into […] More

  • FWP calls on locals to help solve the wildlife poaching mystery

    Opinion: The Hidden Crisis of Poaching in Montana and Its Community Impact The recent spate of poaching incidents in Montana has raised serious concerns among wildlife enthusiasts, local communities, and outdoor adventurers alike. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) has been working hard to uncover the truth behind these acts, which have seen game animals […] More

  • Help Shape the Future of National Parks and Write the Next Chapter

    Supporting Our National Parks: A Call for Awareness and Action Our nation’s parks are not only great outdoor playgrounds but also crucial wild places that remind us of our heritage. In recent years, however, these sanctuaries have been facing a host of funding challenges, maintenance backlogs, and environmental threats that affect everyone. Today, I want […] More

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    Native News Weekly Offers Insightful DC Briefings and Current Trends

    Reflecting on Recent Federal Shifts: A Closer Look at Policy, Culture, and the American Landscape The reopening of the federal government this past November signals a turning point that touches on everything from everyday healthcare challenges to the stewardship of our treasured natural landscapes. As new policies roll out and old ones are rehashed, it […] More

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