Camps were awesome – fine, flat camps with big sand kitchens fairly littered with spear heads and bird points, putting us in mind of other people long ago cooking their own game over a little beach fire like us. Continue reading
by Susan Hollingsworth | Reply
I revel in watching students call out commands for the first time and step into a leadership role. I see guide school as my opportunity to help students become the type of boater that everyone enjoys having along for the ride – someone who understands the risks, takes precautions, but most of all enjoys every minute of the journey. Continue reading
The nights are often icy, the days like balmy Indian summer, and the sumac and locust still have their leaves. It is the perfect time to settle in and live off the land. Continue reading
by Zak Podmore | 1
Zak Podmore reports on how hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking”, impacts water use and the environment along the Colorado River. Continue reading
by Zak Podmore | 1
Zak Podmore reports on how healthy rivers pump billions of dollars into the U.S. economy through recreational opportunities like rafting, fishing and whitewater parks. A swarm of yellow life jackets pours out of rafts on the Colorado River and … Continue reading
Five months. Five films. One incredible series. Go behind the scenes and explore how Skip Armstrong, Thatcher Bean and Anson Fogel of Forge Motion Pictures created Of Souls+Water. Continue reading
by Zak Podmore | 1
Whatever it is that draws people to our public lands – be it a scenic mountain trail, a prime fishing hole, a slope of fresh snow, or a series of rapids – isn’t always what stays with us when we return to civilization. Continue reading
by Zak Podmore | 1
“Where’s the river?” I shout to Will Stauffer-Norris from where I stand among broken beer bottles and tire tracks crisscrossing a dried mud flat in northern Mexico. “I think we just crossed it,” Stauffer-Norris replies, gazing down at the GPS in his hands. Continue reading
Gallery: Will Stauffer-Norris and Zak Podmore (Remains of a River) spent the summer following the Colorado River from its origins high in Rocky Mountain National Park. Continue reading
How do you want to be remembered? At 68, Rob Elliot has guided 200+ trips on the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river in Arizona. In many ways the journey through the canyon is a reflection of his own life. Continue reading
NRS | 2009 S. Main St. Moscow, ID 83843 | 800.635.5202 | © 2013 - All Rights Reserved
