The 14th annual California Wildlife Photo of the Year Contest comes to an exciting conclusion!
Just days away until the adventure of the Expo begins!
As I reflect on another year serving this exceptional community of storytellers, photographers, travel writers, and conservation advocates, I appreciate the passion and dedication each
Nominations for the 2026 Class of the California Outdoors Hall of Fame close on Dec. 15, 2025.
California Wildlife Photo Of The Year Contest September – October 2025 Comes to Close. Coming soon the Photo of the Year. Stay tuned!
My first time fishing Pyramid Lake from a boat, rather than ladders along the shoreline, convinced me I’d found the Holy Grail for lahontan trout at this huge Northern Nevada tribal waterway.
In the new film “Remaining Native,” Kutoven “Ku” Stevens runs to remember and honor his great grandfather who escaped from an Indian boarding school as a child.
Let’s appreciate outdoor experiences which bolster faith in human nature this holiday season.
Master Falconer Kari Freidig tests California Threatened Swainson’s hawk for potential release. Freidig uses falconry techniques to help raptor rehabilitation and increase survival success after release back to wild.
History Happened Here — Right Where You’re Standing! Three GPS guidebooks to California’s landmark history: 1,120 official state landmarks from No. 1 (Custom House, Monterey) to No. 1062 (Palace of Fine Arts). Follow coordinates, touch the plaques, and start your road trip through time today!
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