An easy, colorful craft for children, creating butterflies from coffee filters. Links to educational books about butterflies also included.

We’re sure you’ll love these summer family outdoor activities that you can enjoy while keeping your family safe, healthy, and happy.

Polarized sunglasses are not only useful for fishing or for sports; in fact, they offer great protection for everyday life, too.

Makayla Scott creates a simple craft from painted bones. She collects skulls and other animal bones, then applies paint to create natural art.

The National Cowgirl Museum honors women, past and present, whose lives exemplify the courage and resilience that helped shape the West.

Are you looking for some mouth watering summer grilling recipes? Check out these picks we found at Wild Game Cuisine.

Julie Golob’s 12 year-old daughter, Anna, shares her experience crafting pressed flower bookmarks from start to finish with her sister, Rose.

We think you’ll want to try this grilled fish recipe with mango salsa from our friends at Take Me Fishing for your next summer cookout.

Babbs found a painted rock project that she could do together with her grandkids … painted succulent rocks. Find out how they made them.

With a little planning, a family canoe trip can be an adventure. Here are some considerations for a canoe float with the family.

Our favorite prepper, Morgan Rogue, enjoys trying new knives. Here she reviews Smith & Wesson’s drive folding knife and knife sharpener.

Jackie Baird Richardson shares her step-by-step instructions to create an Easy Clay Leaf Bowl to hold your Tchotchkes with leaves from your own yard.

It’s time to gear up, get out and leave worry in your wake. Find out where to Get On Board near you at Take Me Fishing and Discover Boating.

At TakeMeFishing you will find all the fishing & boating resources you need to get on board and create your own adventure.

Vera Koo shares how the Coronavirus Pandemic changed her and her family’s lifestyles by slowing things down and exploring new interests.

We love this all inclusive beginners guide to kayaking from Nature Sport Central. They share everything you need to know about kayaks.

Learn how to make this easy, waterproof patriotic pinwheel wreath!

Kids are home, which means free time to run around outside playing. Here are some of those summer activities for kids from TakeMeFishing.org.

Senior executive Jennifer Hansen shares her review of Vera Koo’s book, “The Most Unlikey Champion” and explains what champion means to her.

After a quick trip to a lavender field (or farmers’ market), learn how to make little lavender sachet bags fast with new sewing.

Given the situation at hand, Barb Hansen of “View from the Marina” believes the emerging popularity of staycations should be no surprise.

Learn how to make a quick DIY succulent project using containers and old things you may have lying around the house, or find at a flea market.

Celebrate National Fishing and Boating Week June 6-14 with safety in mind. Follow social distancing guidelines and safety tips.

Learn how to make your own decorative bird nest for quail eggs, following this step-by-step tutorial.

PlayCleanGo Awareness Week educates outdoor enthusiasts on how to enjoy outdoor activities without unintentionally spreading invasive species.

Ever want to try lure making? We found this complete guide from Tackle Village that includes why it’s worthwhile and the techniques required.

Have you noticed any painted rocks placed around your town? Learn the art of rock painting and add some whimsy to your own gardens.

Want to try some fun crafting projects with dried flowers? We found these fun suggestions for making your garden’s flowers last forever.

Ever heard of a compost volunteer garden? Find out more about it and how to create your own with these step-by-step instructions.

Is it raining outside? We love these fun indoor activities for kids that help build outdoor skills from our friends at TakeMeFishing.org.