More than 2,000 people died in national parks from 2014 to 2021, according to data released by the National Parks Service.
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Four giant pandas at a zoo in China have been recorded having dinner together around a table—sitting in chairs, chatting politely, and basically setting a new standard for brunch manners. In a video shared on Twitter, the pandas sit back in their chairs, almost like people, while they daintily munch on apples at the Chongqing […]
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Looking to spend time at a national park and earn some money while you’re at it? Getting a job there could be the perfect solution.
The post How To Find Your Dream National Park Job appeared first on RV LIFE.
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A rare baby horse born in England is bringing hope to a wildlife reintroduction program in Mongolia. Luujin, a Przewalski’s horse, was born last week at the Whipsnade Zoo in England. The zoo is working with scientists in Mongolia to save the species, which is considered the last of the “truly wild” horses in the […]
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If you’re struggling to find something productive to do for Earth Day, get inspired with this list of events from across the country.
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Parts of the West have gotten record snowfall this winter, which means the mountains in some places are piled high with more snow than we’ve ever recorded. Statewide, California has 237 percent of the snowpack it usually does at this time of year, according to the state’s Department of Water Resources. And that means something […]
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While some RV manufacturers explore the possibilities of an all-electric camper van or travel trailer, a Vancouver-based startup is proposing an alternative option. A company called First Hydrogen has shared its vision for a camper van that uses hydrogen fuel cells instead. And while this is just a very basic idea at the moment, it…
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The volcanic hot springs of Italy are harboring more than just a great vacation destination. According to a recent scientific expedition, they might be hiding the key to a clever way to clean up our carbon footprint. In the Baia de Levante, off the coast of the island of Vulcano, researchers discovered a kind of […]
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The National Parks Service has neglected a group of feral horses on Cumberland Island, say the horses and their advocates in court documents.
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It may look like a combination of a starfish, sea anemone and an octopus – but this is a feather star. Feather stars are one of 550 living crinoid marine invertebrates in our oceans, most frequently found in the Indian Ocean. Though they could easily be mistaken for plants, these animals are known as echinoderms; part […]
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ELKHART, Ind. – The RV Technical Institute (RTVI) is the gold standard technician training program leveraging decades of industry experience, according to an RV Industry Association (RVIA) News and Insights posting. With millions of Americans planning to take an RV trip in the next year, there’s more demand and opportunity for skilled RV technicians than […]
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Scottish ultra marathon runner Joasia Zakrzewski was disqualified for riding in a car for 2.5 miles of the 50-mile race.
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At the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa this past January, Winnebago grabbed headlines by unveiling its second-generation electric camper van prototype. Dubbed the eRV2, this Class B model garnered plenty of media attention as it provided a glimpse of the future for all-electric RVs. At the time, Winnebago was quick to point out that the…
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A new study conducted by the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization has shown how a lack of access to cars can really keep people away from nature. Just outside the city, recreation areas in the Blue Hills are completely inaccessible to residents who can’t drive there, and nearly a third of the city has never […]
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Discover key insights from our reader survey results, revealing demographics, RV ownership trends, and travel preferences.
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Like the other elephants at the Berlin Zoo, Pang Pha likes to eat bananas. Unlike the others though, she prefers her bananas to be peeled – and she’s figured out how to peel them herself. Even more curious is that the middle aged elephant seems to know exactly when a banana is at its ripest, and […]
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The Northern Irish climber who scaled Everest 10 times died at basecamp after returning from one of the most dangerous climbs in the world.
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Most Americans are concerned about the effects of climate change, but views fluctuate about who should do what and how much.
The post New Survey Measures America’s Latest Views on Climate Change appeared first on Outdoors.com.
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Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its long-awaited Phase III greenhouse gas (GHG) standards for both heavy-duty (HD) vehicles and medium-duty (MD) vehicles for model years 2027-2032. In good news for the RV industry, it was announced that heavy-duty motorhomes will continue to be treated as custom chassis vocational vehicles, a previous victory […]
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Ron Fenech, one of five partners behind Brinkley RV, discusses the RV manufacturer’s one-year anniversary – among other topics – with Sherm Goldenberg and Rick Kessler of RVBusiness. The RVBusiness Capitol Talk video series is sponsored by Airxcel Inc. RVBusiness Capitol Talk is also available as a podcast: Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/show/3iZ4bB9… Apple Podcasts- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast… Google Podcasts- […]
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