Bare Facts on Bears
July 9, 2011 by Rex Vogel · 8 Comments
Grizzly Bear Kills Hiker in Yellowstone National Park A couple’s hike off South Rim Drive, south of Canyon Village and east of the park’s Grand Loop Road, Wednesday (July 6) morning, turned tragic when they surprised a grizzly bear sow and her cubs. Brian Matayoshi, 57, of Torrance, California, was hiking with his wife, Marylyn, [...]
Happy Birthday Parks Canada!
June 29, 2011 by Rex Vogel · Leave a Comment
The world may scratch its collective head when it comes to listing facts about Canada, but—at the very least—most know it’s a lot bigger than the spot they call home. The Netherlands can easily fit into Lake Huron—with ample room to splash around. There’s plenty to explore—Canada’s cities are new, dynamic, and evolving—but it’s the [...]
America’s Best Idea Just Got Better
January 15, 2011 by Rex Vogel · Leave a Comment
From sea to shining sea, the United States has some of the most breath taking national parks and scenic wonderlands. Every single national park has very important significance embedded into the landscape and has been passed down for generations now and ones to come. America’s Best Idea—the national parks—gets even better with 17 fee-free days [...]
