Winnebago Goes Overland With The ARKA Adventure Truck
Winnebago unveiled the ARKA last week, a Ram 5500-based overland rig
Wild Mushroom Poisonings Surge in California,
California Poison Control issued a statewide warning today after a months-long run of wild mushroom poisonings turned fatal.
Plan to run a massive powerline through Anza-Borrego gets pushback
A San Diego Gas & Electric plan to route a major new transmission line through the heart of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is drawing fast…
Sixteen months after the Eaton Fire, a hiker dies on the popular Mount Wilson Trail
Many trails in the area still remain closed due to fire damage.
California State Parks to Add 52,400 Acres
California plans to expand its state parks system by 52,400 acres and build 45 miles of new trails using funds from Proposition 4, the climate bond voters approved in November.
California State Parks Week Returns June 10–14
California State Parks Week runs Wednesday, June 10 through Sunday, June 14, with 171 events across the 280-park system.
Off-Roading Advocates Take Legal Action to Restore Access to Western Mojave OHV Routes
Blue Ribbon Coalition, a national motorized recreation advocacy group, filed a Motion for Leave to Intervene on Thursday in the federal lawsuit responsible for the sweeping OHV route closures across the Western Mojave Desert — a legal move aimed at restoring off-road access to thousands of miles of disputed routes.
Fire Restrictions Hit SoCal Public Lands April 15
The Bureau of Land Management’s California Desert District dropped into seasonal fire restrictions on Tuesday, and the order covers many wilderness areas.
What a Historically Low Snowpack Means for SoCal’s Dry Season
California just closed out the winter with its second-lowest April 1 snowpack on record. State engineers doing the ceremonial Phillips Station measurement found patches of grass where the snow is supposed to be chest-deep.
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