March 15th, 2010 by Allan Warren
Fairbanks, Alaska – Life is beautiful, free the colors. Help bring color and light into the lives of others. On Friday, April 2nd artist Kristi Sandberg will be debuting her new collection and using the proceeds to support four nonprofit organizations, including Life More Natural. Kristi wants to paint rainbows across the world and with a purchase of one of her prints, you can help make the world more colorful. Read more
March 11th, 2010 by Brooke
Pucon, Chile – Towering active volcanos, deep-canyon waterfall repelling, hot natural thermal baths and a party-till-the-piscos-run-dry attitude: that is Pucon. Read more
March 8th, 2010 by Amy Harris
Nevada as the Recycling Capital of the West?
By: Amy Harris
Jim Gibbons proposed a glossy new makeover for Nevada in his Feb. 8 state of the state address. “More new jobs and green jobs will come with the establishment of Nevada as the recycling capital of the west,” Gibbons said.
Transitioning the state from a gambling and divorce hub to a tech savvy recycling focal point would potentially help the state deal with extreme budget shortfalls with the creation of long-term green energy jobs. Read more
March 8th, 2010 by TahoeRimTrail
The summer trail season is fast approaching, though you wouldn’t know it with our recent storms! To prepare for a great summer, the TRTA is offering many training opportunities this spring. Learn how to build trail, become a hike leader, navigate in the snow, get certified in Wilderness First Aid and more! Check out the full list below for our exciting summer programs. Read more
March 4th, 2010 by vbelz
Tahoe City, CA – As part of a week of skiing and celebration, 25 active-duty U.S. soldiers and marines will hit the slopes Wednesday, March 17, Friday, March 19, and Saturday, March 20 for the Wounded Warrior Ability Camp at Disabled Sports USA Far West, located at Lake Tahoe’s Alpine Meadows Ski Resort, for ski and snowboard lessons. Read more