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2022 saw the pandemic recede, wildfires decrease and outdoor recreation dramatically improve as a result. Here are some positive outdoor stories you may have missed.

When you think of wildflower viewing, do you ever imagine lying on your belly to see those colorful blooms? Often called “belly plants,” these unique wildflowers are so small you may need to put your nose to the ground to see them.

Continuing to celebrate the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, USFWS and Ducks Unlimited

Open free to all high school Juniors and Seniors in California public and private schools.

Once again, this issue of OWAC Outdoors brings some important news for each member of the organization.

Announcement about upcoming 2023 Travel and Outdoor Sportsmen’s Shows coming up January-March. Press cards are now available. Start selecting your best work from 2022 for submission into the 2023 EIC awards contest to gain for fame and fortune!

Fly fishing can be a solitary sport. An angler stands alone on a reef or along the ocean shore…
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