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Family Fun Magazine | An Olympic Vacation

Posted by Margaret Stultz
Posted Date : Feb 17, 2010

My wife, Deb, and I like to boast that our sons, Joey, age 11, and John, 12, have visited nearly every national park west of Mississippi. Yet for all of our trips from our home in Spokane, we had to admit that our family had yet to explore Olympic National Park, on the far edge of our own state.

Last summer, we decided to change that. In early spring, we began planning a road trip through Olympic National Park. Read the full story on familyfun.go.com >>

Learn more about Family Adventure Weekends at Olympic Park Institute.

The Seattle Times: REI names California doctor to board

Posted by NatureBridge
Posted Date : Feb 9, 2010

 

Kent-based outdoor gear and apparel retailer REI has named Stephen Lockhart, an anesthesiologist and chief medical officer at the East Bay region of Sutter Health in Northern California, to its 12-member board of directors.

Read the full story on seattletimes.nwsource.com »

 

nps.gov | Neubacher Named Superintendent of Yosemite National Park

Posted by Yosemite Institute
Posted Date : Feb 2, 2010

WASHINGTON – Don Neubacher has been selected as the new superintendent of Yosemite National Park in California. Neubacher takes over from David Uberuaga who has been acting superintendent since Mike Tollefson retired last year.

Read the full story at nps.gov »

San Francisco Examiner | How to Choose Outdoor Summer Camps in the Bay Area

Posted by Headlands Institute
Posted Date : Jan 29, 2010

If you have a child between the ages of 3 and 11, now is the time to book your 2010 summer camps. An outdoors summer camp would be an even better choice. With busy controlled scheduled lives, few families really enjoy the nature that's available to them and the outdoors take a back seat, becoming a distant vacation dream. This is why outdoors camps are so important for our children. They offer them the possibility to enjoy a rare pleasure: running wild outside.  Read the full story at www.examiner.com

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