The Northwest Arkansas Land Trust is entering 2026 with nearly 1,600 acres of new conservation projects underway, a spring monitoring season already more than 80% complete, and a newly protected
The new Owl Pass Trail connects key destinations inside the park and welcomes visitors of all abilities. If you’ve been looking for a reason to get outside this weekend, Pinnacle
The University of Arkansas’s Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program (GORP) has unveiled its Spring 2026 cohort, and if this class is any indication, Arkansas’s outdoor economy is just getting warmed up.
If you’ve ever pulled into your favorite Arkansas campsite only to be greeted by a “Burn Ban” sign, you know the disappointment. No campfire crackle, no s’mores, no sitting around
National Park Service data shows dramatic long-term growth across the state’s seven federally managed properties, with combined annual visits nearly doubling since the 1980s. Arkansas’s seven National Park Service properties
Arkansas is taking another step to strengthen its outdoor recreation economy with the launch of Guide ARK, a new statewide network designed to connect visitors with verified outdoor guides across
The National Park Service is asking the public to help shape the future of one of Arkansas’s most treasured outdoor destinations. Officials at Buffalo National River have launched the development
Federal data show the Natural State’s outdoor sector now accounts for 2.6% of GDP and supports more than 43,800 jobs, with wages topping $2.27 billion in 2024. LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas’s
Central Arkansas communities are set to receive a combined $1.675 million in federal transportation grants to fund trail construction and pedestrian infrastructure improvements, the Metroplan Board of Directors announced March
Pea Ridge National Military Park will conduct a series of prescribed burns from Friday through Sunday, February 20 to 22, as part of an ongoing effort to restore native ecosystems