Adventurer, outdoorsman, four-wheeler, author, and defender of sustainable outdoor motorized recreational access.
Beavers, Golden Aspens, and Nature's Balancing Act -- Are They Helping or Hurting the Forest?
There's more to this story than meets the eye. And nature, as usual, has a few surprises in store.
Welcome to landuse, access, conservation, stewardship, and getting involved. This is your first stop in learning what to do, how to do it, and where to start.
We can't afford to sit back and wait for someone else to do it. Here are simple starting steps.
By Del Albright
For decades, red abalone diving along California’s North Coast was part sport, part heritage, and part coastal economy. That is now all changed.
By Del Albright
Before the abalone closure, before kelp collapse, before purple urchin barrens — California’s coast saw a different kind of tide. It belonged to the commercial abalone and urchin divers of the 1970s and 1980s.
There is something downright magical about climbing a mountain in a 4WD, especially as the road keeps narrowing, the trees get shorter, and the world you left behind keeps shrinking.
We are super excited for our next big event with the Glamis Veterans and the 23rd Annual Glamis Veterans Day Gathering, better known to many of us as the Flag Pole Ceremony.
delalbright.com — Sustainable, Responsible, Common-Sense Adventuring
Words of wisdom from a guy they once called the “Poop Master.” And yes, there’s a story behind that.
The Lumberjacks of the High Sierra Beavers, Golden Aspens, and Nature's Balancing Act -- Are They Helping or Hurting the Forest? There...
