Doppler radar technology has evolved, thanks to the dedicated work of NOAA researchers who developed dual polarization technology, or dual-pol (pronounced “dual pole”). This new technology helps forecasters distinguish between rain, snow, hail, and other flying objects that muddy the … Continue reading
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Are your trails marked for your guests to easily follow? Are the construction materials easy to maintain? Many years ago, it was common practice to blaze trails by cutting into the inner bark, permanently scarring the tree (shown on left). … Continue reading
Below are the published articles for July/August 2012 relating to site and facilities. “Asian Longhorned Beetle: A Threat to Our Forests.” By Rhonda Santos. ACA Camping Magazine. July/August 2012. “For most camp professionals, imagining a camp without trees would be hard … Continue reading
Camp Design: Master Planning Basics is a book that fulfills a long-standing need in the outdoor property industry. While geared towards camps, the majority of the book is applicable to other outdoor properties. Whether you are about to undertake a … Continue reading
With summer right around the corner, are you working on your hiking or horse trails? Here are a couple of great resources from the Pacific Crest Trail Association. Information includes safety, job hazard analysis, volunteers, hand tool field maintenance drainage … Continue reading
You probably already know whether or not your region is behind in moisture content. But how does your region compare to other areas in the country? Here’s a quick snapshot that might give you insight into planning for the summer: … Continue reading