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Help stop the spread of invasive species with the tips you'll find here.

It is up to all of us that enjoy and care about the great outdoors to help stop the spread of invasive species.

Worcester, MA could be almost anywhere in America. But when a foreign invasive pest - the Asian longhorned beetle - was discovered to be killing Wo...

Outdoor enthusiast, Mike Harcarik, takes you through a step-by-step process of using old climbing rope to create beautiful woven rugs and mats. Thi...

On March 3, 1990, a team of six men from six different countries and their 42 sled dogs completed the first-ever dogsled crossing of the Antarctic ...

This is a small office we put in our warehouse for doing shipping and receiving and other office type work. It was made out of reused and recycle...

What do you do when you come across an unattended campfire? The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics takes it on in their 2011 Public Service A...

What does a climber do when he comes across some remote trash at the crag? The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics takes it on in their 2011 P...

A graphic description of world population growth from 1 A.D.

World Population (Millenium Edition) was produced and copyrighted by Population Conne...

Quest for the Outdoors employee Matt, on the Tonto Trail in the Grand Canyon, March 2009. On a guided trip by Green Earth Outdoors.

Both Quest Out...

Review of Kelty Lakota 4000 backpack. Check out the full review on www.woodsmonkey.com for more information.

Tinny shows you how to make a BIOS#2 type stove body. I think you can figure out the jetting by yourself.

A demonstration of freezer bag cooking for backpacking.

This is my ultralight backpacking cook kit that I modeled after the JetBoil PCS...with inspiration from Tinny and Jason Klass. The song is Damien J...

Simple system for using an alcohol stove in cold temperatures

Watch Bryan DeLay who has 30 years experience in the Backcountry explain how to hang a Bear Bag using the PCT style...and it only took him a few mi...