Outdoor News South

Community Engagement in New Bedford: A Modern Tribute to Local Culture and Safety In recent years, New Bedford has emerged as a vibrant hub of community events, outdoor recreation, and timely public safety initiatives. This coastal city’s unique blend of historical charm and forward-looking innovation has made it a focal point for residents looking to […] More

Revolutionizing On-Site Medical Support in Offshore Racing The offshore racing circuit is thrilling, but it comes with its own set of tricky parts and tangled issues. When adrenaline meets high speed on the water, one of the most nerve-racking aspects is ensuring that every participant has immediate and expert medical support. In Key West, a […] More

Reflections on Outdoor Safety During Extreme Weather The recent tragic incident in Tseung Kwan O, where a middle-aged individual lost his life after collapsing from suspected heatstroke during a dragon boat practice, offers a stark reminder of the risks associated with outdoor recreation in extreme weather. This event has prompted me to take a closer […] More

Wisconsin Waterfowl Hunting: Balancing Tradition and Safety on the Water Waterfowl hunting in Wisconsin has long been a cherished tradition—a time when winter’s crisp embrace meets the quiet determination of avid hunters. Yet, as any seasoned outdoors enthusiast will agree, the twists and turns of water safety are never to be taken lightly, especially during […] More

Waterfowl Hunting from a Boat: A Time-Honored Tradition with Essential Safety Practices Waterfowl hunting from a boat has long been a cherished tradition in our region, opening up unique opportunities to experience the great outdoors from a whole new perspective. Whether you’re drifting along a meandering river bend or tucked into a secluded, cattail-lined slough, […] More

California’s Boating Safety Education Grants: An Opportunity for Change California has taken a bold step to boost on-the-water safety by offering roughly $1.4 million in grants to support boating safety education. This initiative, authorized by the state’s Division of Boating and Waterways, is designed for local public agencies, nonprofit organizations, and colleges or universities operating […] More

The Intersection of Web Security and Travel: A Critical Look at Digital Verification In today’s fast-changing world of travel and exploration, the very act of planning a journey is increasingly intertwined with the digital realm. Over the past few years, countless travel enthusiasts—whether booking a last-minute getaway or planning a family vacation months in advance—have […] More

Fall Boating Safety in Milwaukee: A Closer Look at Life Jacket Essentials As autumn deepens, the calm allure of Milwaukee’s waterways invites many to explore the shimmering lakes and winding rivers. However, the beauty of fall boating is interwoven with tricky parts and tangled issues that can threaten even the most experienced water enthusiasts. Recent […] More

Opinion: The Double-Edged Sword of Online Journey Verification In today’s interconnected world, verifying your identity online has become a common, yet sometimes nerve-racking, part of using any website. As someone who’s passionate about travel and outdoor adventures, I’ve noticed that the intersection of digital security and internet exploration—especially on travel-related sites—is as complicated as planning […] More

An Opinion on Accountability, Safety, and the Tricky Parts of Boating Culture Recent events on Great Bay have once again thrown a spotlight on the tangled issues surrounding boating safety and personal responsibility. The case of Jason Santo, a 44-year-old boater from Atco, whose reckless behavior resulted in a fatal crash, forces us all to […] More

A Closer Look at the Smith Lake Boat Crash: Legal and Safety Implications The tragic boat crash on Smith Lake during the Major League Fishing Tournament has sparked a heated debate on the responsibilities of event organizers, the adequacy of safety protocols, and the legal repercussions for those involved. With the wrongful death lawsuit now […] More