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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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Birding The theme for the newest environmental challenge from Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Celebrate Urban Birds project is Funky Nests in Funky Places. For the challenge, participants may take photos, do a painting, write a story or shoot a video showing a bird's nest built in some out-of-the-way or out-of-this-world place and possibly win prizes. : : For More : : Blog News When Tammy Sapp was a kid, all it took was the threat of housework to have her dashing outside in search of backyard adventure. Today, parents have a wonderful new resource to introduce their children to the outdoors. Outdoor expert and blogger Jodi Valenta shares her tips to help connect kids to nature. : : For More : : Boating Recreational boaters looking for a marina facility or convenient boat launch ramp can request the newly updated Ohio Boating Areas map and guide from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Watercraft. : : For More : : Events
: : For More : : Visitors can step back in time to the pre-1840s during Ouabache State Park's Rendezvous on the Ouabache held in Indiana, June 19 & 20. : : For More : : Visitors are invited to join an ecology hike at Stage's Pond State Nature Preserve, Sunday, June 14 in Ohio's Pickaway County. : : For More : : View the night sky from the beach of Indiana Dunes State Park at the annual Singing Sands Star Show, June 20. Equipment for deep space viewing will be provided by members of the Calumet Astronomical Society, who will attend to share their expertise and passion for star gazing. : : For More : : The Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort is hosting several professional development workshops in June for educators. These classes are ideal for scout, youth and home school educators. : : For More : : West Virginia Day, Saturday, June 20, brings a variety of special programs to West Virginia State Parks and Forests. To celebrate the Mountain State's birthday, many programs are free of charge and all are open to the public to attend. : : For More : : Father's Day Gifts This Father's Day, surprise dad with a Hautman wildlife art area rug or one featuring his favorite camo pattern. Or select other outdoor-themed decorating items such as lamps, blinds, pillows and more. : : For More : : This Father's Day, surprise dad with the good stuff from the Texas Trophy Hunters Association. TTHA merchandise ranges from shirts and BBQ aprons to watches and knives. : : For More : : Fishing
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: : For More : : Despite the sluggish economy and cut backs in consumer spending, there are strong indications that recreational angling remains one of the largest outdoor recreational activities in the nation as well as one of the most solid industries in the United States. : : For More : : Despite the sluggish economy and cut backs in consumer spending, there are strong indications that recreational angling remains one of the largest outdoor recreational activities in the nation as well as one of the most solid industries in the United States. : : For More : : Pam Martin-Wells of Bainbridge, Ga., isn't counting any chickens before they hatch. She isn't even counting eggs, although she's still leading the race to the 2010 Bassmaster Classic through the Toyota Tundra Women's Bassmaster Tour Angler of the Year competition. : : For More : : Gardening
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: : For More : : After pouring through hundreds of submissions, "Outdoors Magazine" is proud to announce that the "Cover Girl" photo adorning the July issue is Kandi Kinski with her massive whitetail buck. : : For More : : Politcal News U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) has been named the new Chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee's Subcommittee on Rural Revitalization, Conservation, Forestry, and Credit, allowing her to strengthen her role as an advocate for agricultural producers and rural Americans. : : For More : : Shooting
: : For More : : If you've been promising yourself to learn how to shoot, live up to your expectations by finding one of NRA's Women On Target® Instructional Shooting Clinics near you. : : For More : :
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: : For More : : Survival Anyone can become a victim of a tornado, hurricane, earthquake or other disaster. Barring any serious physical injuries, the main problems are dealing with your family's safety, comfort and psychological well being if you're forced to evacuate your home and become an urban camper. While we can't prevent these disasters from happening, the following tips can help you prepare for the worst. : : For More : : Women Who Inspire
: : For More : : Youth Education Parents and kids age 15 and under won't want to miss the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation's ninth annual free Cherokee Kid's Camp slated for June 20 at the Cherokee Wildlife Management Area in northeast Oklahoma. : : For More : : 
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BUGLING BELL PEPPERS From Hi Mountain Seasonings * 2 lbs. elk hamburger, browned * 6 to 8 bell peppers * 1 c. cooked rice * 1 can tomato sauce * 1 pound grated mozzarella cheese * 1 chopped onion seasoned with 1/2 t. each of * Hi Mountain Cajun Campfire * Hi Mountain Elk Steak Seasoning * Fresh ground pepper * White Pepper * Garlic Powder & fresh garlic * Garlic Pepper Cut tops off of peppers, clean and boil for about 5 minutes. Drain and place in a baking dish. Add to your hamburger; 1 cup cooked rice, seasoned onion, fresh chives, parsley and basil to taste. Mix together. Place 1/4 cup grated mozzarella cheese in bottom of each bell pepper then add 1/2 cup of meat mixture. Repeat with cheese and meat. When the pepper is full, sprinkle with cheese. Pour tomato sauce over them and sprinkle parsley. Bake at 350 degrees for one hour in a covered baking dish. www.himtnjerky.com 
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