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Forest Forensics: Clues in the woods to historic crimes against nature

There are no bodies, no police tape, no cluster of curious onlookers. Yet there is plenty of evidence of a historic ecological crime: the deforestation of the eastern United States The post Forest Forensics: Clues in the woods to historic crimes against nature appeared first on Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine . ...

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How the Nantahala River Overcame the Landslide

In late August 2019, a landslide interrupted the lives of many adventure seekers when it bombarded its way into the Nantahala River. The massive landslide caused by heavy rains created significant damage and debris blockages on US Highway 19/74 and the river, inevitably causing talk of closures and worry of the future of the river. […] The post How the Nantahala River Overcame the Landslide appeared first on Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine . ...

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Cutting the Public Out of Public Lands?

Photo by Steven McBride The Forest Service is proposing to eliminate public comment from most logging projects in Appalachia The Forest Service is proposing to gut the most important conservation law on the books. Youve probably heard of the Endangered Species Act, Clean Air Act, and Clean Water Act--all of which are also under […] The post Cutting the Public Out of Public Lands appeared first on Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine . ...

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Women's Wednesday: It's a Mother-Daughter Thing

Rosie Koskovich got her start doing trail maintenance with the Ozark Trail Association in Missouri. She was a long time hiker and this was her way to give back to the trails. In 2013, Rosie and a group of OTA members volunteered with the Appalachian Trail Conservancy’s Konnarock Trail Crew for a week. After that […] The post Women’s Wednesday: It’s a Mother-Daughter Thing appeared first on Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine . ...

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The New Gender Rules in Sports

Are testosterone levels the best way to categorize male and female athletes When an east coast-based cisgender ultrarunner--who asked to remain anonymous--saw the entrants pool for a recent competition, she was conflicted. The veteran saw that she would be racing against several familiar names, including Grace Fisher. Fisher had finished ahead of her in several […] The post The New Gender Rules in Sports appeared first on Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine . ...

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The Cactus Blossoms at The Southern Cafe & Music Hall . . . Ticket Giveaway!

Grab a pair of tickets to see The Cactus Blossoms on this weeks blog! The post The Cactus Blossoms at The Southern Cafe & Music Hall . . . Ticket Giveaway! appeared first on Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine . ...

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A Race for the Crown: King of the James Adventure Triathalon

Above photo shows the class III paddling of King of the James: Photo by Keith Vincent Hear ye, hear ye! For it is time that the glorious King and Queen of thy mighty James relinquish their rights to the crown to once again challenge the brave athletes of the East for the glory. On the […] The post A Race for the Crown: King of the James Adventure Triathalon appeared first on Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine . ...

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