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Every Living Thing
By Ammi Midstokke People are always recommending science books and memoirs to me, which is a bit misguided because I like to consider myself a classics ...
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Bringing Back the Wild
By Adam Gebauer Cover photo courtesy of Adam Gebauer There are now Canadian lynx kits learning to hunt snowshoe hares in the Kettle Range. Lynx were mostly gone ...
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Best Practices for Road Running Safety
By Sarah Hauge As a chronic worrier, the last thing I want to think about midrun is what could go wrong. Running is for enjoyment, exercise and ...
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Ride and Tie Two People, A Horse and 40 Miles of Trail—What Could Go Wrong?
By Rachel Toor Cover photo courtesy of Rachel Toor There are lots of weird niches in the world—extreme ironing, competitive tombstone rubbing—that are only weird ...
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Spring’s Wild Medicine Cabinet Essential First Aid Herbs You Can Forage By Karie Lee Knoke
Cover photo courtesy of Karie Lee Knoke As winter loosens its grip and the landscape greens once again, spring invites us back outdoors onto forest ...
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More Than a Day at the Lake
The Carefree Boat Club delivers family time on the water. Cover photo courtesy of Carefree Boat Club of North Idaho Carefree Boat Club of North ...
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Mountain Bike Skills for Kids to Ride Safe and Strong
Age-Appropriate Youth Camps and Coaching with Evergreen East Cover photo courtesy of Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance offers youth summer camps, group ...
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Why Blue Sky Camps Matter
Reclaiming Childhood Through Nature and Community Cover photo courtesy of Blue Sky Camps Blue Sky Camps believe that childhood is not something to optimize. It’s something to protect, nurture and remember. We’ve seen ...
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Fifty Million Years Under Their Fingertips
Cover photo of Shallan Knowles In Republic, Wash., Stonerose Interpretive Center & Eocene Fossil Site offers the kind of hands-on experience that sticks with kids long after ...
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