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From the API Newswire: April 1, 2017 Professor Unmasks “What’s the best Knife” Guy SAN JOSE, California (API) — After a three-month investigation, researchers at North San Jose University finally … Continue Reading →
This article contains affiliate links. How can anyone get so excited over a hunk of glass? That was my thought as I started shopping for new binoculars. I’ve mentioned … Continue Reading →
I Don’t Have the Time… The most common complaint I hear from NatureOutside readers is that they don’t have time to go outside and explore. Family, work, and other … Continue Reading →
Forget those fake “survival TV” shows. Ignore those dirty sweaty heroes jumping off cliffs and drinking their urine. Reject the programs filled with unstable city-dwellers thrown into contrived dramas … Continue Reading →
Introduction Bushcraft is about connecting with nature. But that doesn’t mean it needs to be a solitary experience. Some of the greatest learning comes when you connect with others … Continue Reading →
There’s a fun new way to support your favorite state park. California just announced the new California State Parks license plate. Fees from sales of the plate go to … Continue Reading →
The Los Angeles Times just ran a fascinating story about P-22. Mountain Lion P-22 makes his home in Los Angeles’ Griffith Park. More than 4 million people live in … Continue Reading →
My new sit pad for hiking is Internet-enabled! No, it doesn’t measure the temperature of each butt cheek and send it to The Cloud. Nor does it have WiFi, … Continue Reading →
Rock and Awe I stand at the base of Berry Creek Falls and look up the 70-foot cliff. I’m mesmerized by the breathtaking plunge of water falling from great … Continue Reading →
It’s the end of the American football season. And all the talk is about “Who is the most valuable player (MVP)?” I don’t play football. I do bushcraft. And quite … Continue Reading →