Washington D.C. (Sep. 28, 2023) — Aligned around the goal of facing unprecedented threats to public lands and waters, three well-established outdoor industry non-profits – representing a quarter million people and
by Jacob Fischler, Arkansas Advocate September 26, 2023 National parks and nearby communities could forego millions of dollars per day during a partial government shutdown that could start this weekend.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The City of Fayetteville was honored this week by the Arkansas Recreation and Parks Association (ARPA), which named Outdoor Fayetteville its 2023 Natural Resources Program of the
Looking for a fun and affordable way to spend the weekend? Tomorrow is National Public Lands Day, and the National Park Service (NPS) is offering free admission to all 400+
LITTLE ROCK — Hikers, cyclists, and other outdoors enthusiasts in central Arkansas may notice a few changes along their favorite path from Two Rivers Park in Little Rock to downtown
BOULDER, Colo. – Yesterday, the Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) celebrated the Biden administration’s historic action to launch the American Climate Corps, which will be tasked with building a clean and
The Little Rock District plans to open the following sites 60 days early and leave them open for the remainder of the 2024 recreation season. Parks opening fully on March
Yesterday, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service is awarding more than $1 billion in competitive grants to plant and maintain trees, combat extreme heat
Public invited to join KAB’s 2023 Go Clean Challenge Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders joined the Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission (KAB) at Riverview Park in North Little Rock, Ark., on
North Central, Arkansas – The National Park Service report, 2022 National Park Visitor Spending Effects, found that Buffalo National River contributed over $78.4 million in economic output in 2022. The