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CHASING GOLD; FALL COLORS OF THE EASTERN SIERRA

Chasing Gold: Fall Colors & Hidden History in the Eastern Sierra Fall in the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California and western Nevada is a fleeting masterpiece — a fiery canvas of gold, orange, and crimson painted across rugged mountain slopes, sagebrush

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MISSION OF THE US FOREST SERVICE

The U.S. Forest Service (USFS), a pivotal agency within the U.S. Department of Agriculture, was established in 1905 to manage and protect the nation’s forest reserves. Today, it oversees 193 million acres of national forests and grasslands—an area roughly the size of

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TIPS ON WHO TO JOIN IN MOTORIZED RECREATION

JOIN THE RIGHT GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONSBy Del Albright When it comes to saving access to our public lands and keeping motorized recreation alive for future generations, the question isn’t who you join — it’s that you join. It’s not enough to follow

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RUNNING BETTER MEETINGS AND GETTING MORE DONE

Tired of Meetings That Go Nowhere? Here’s the Fix. By Del Albright Let me shoot straight with you—there are few things I dislike more than a long-winded, unproductive meeting. Maybe being bucked off a horse on a steep mountain trail or busting

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BALANCED STEWARDSHIP: PROTECTIVE USE OF THE OUTDOORS

We hear a lot of buzzwords these days in the outdoor recreation world—terms like sustainability, responsible use, or leave no trace. But lately, a new phrase has been finding its footing among land use advocates, trail riders, and environmental stewards alike: Balanced

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5 KEY TIPS FOR SUSTAINABLE OVERLANDING RECREATION

SUSTAINABLE OVERLANDING RECREATION 5 Ways to Keep Trails Open and Wild By Del Albright Subtitle: Sustainable Overlanding Recreation: Protecting Our Trails While Exploring the Wild Intro: Overlanding is more than a trend — it’s the fastest-growing component of the four-wheeling lifestyle. With its

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