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  • Bullet holes in bungalows

    Target shooters banned in Prescott National Forest

    by Staff, Jan 24, 1994

  • Does Utah need an eco-challenge?

    Conservationists object to proposed gigantic "Eco-Challenge Adventure Race" planned for Utah.

    by Staff, Sep 05, 1994

  • Easy does it: A sport to make your blood run slow

    Ice fishing is an ideal winter sport for those who like to take it easy.

    by Linda Hasselstrom, Dec 26, 1994

  • Boats may get bounced

    Jet skiers and those who rent and sell machines to them are irate over a possible ban of the noisy watercraft from Lake Tahoe.

    by Danielle Desruisseaux, Feb 17, 1997

  • Just looking = $$

    An Arizona report shows wildlife brings tourist dollars.

    by Staff, Feb 22, 1993

  • Put her at the top

    The Women Climbers Northwest group releases its 1994 calendar.

    by Dave Frey, Dec 13, 1993

  • Give me a home where the engines roar

    Race-car driver Travis Panko's plan to build a race track on a ranch near Stevensville, Mont., has many of his Bitterroot Valley neighbors incensed.

    by Hal Herring, Jul 05, 1999

  • Protecting raptors

    A report called "Raptors and Climbers" by Kathryn Pyke of the Access Fund offers suggestions on protecting cliff-nesting raptors without banning rock climbing.

    by Staff, Mar 02, 1998

  • Can skiers and snowmobilers coexist?

    Dutchman Flat outside Bend, Ore., is becoming tense as snowmobilers and backcountry skiers argue over winter recreation

    by Rachel Odell, Jan 19, 2004

  • In search of Mount Rainier's power

    "The Measure of a Mountain: Beauty and Terror on Mount Rainier" by Bruce Barcott is reviewed.

    by Sara Phillips, Jun 22, 1998
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