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Great Gear: TwinGO Carrier a Wonder for a Mom of Multiples

April 29, 2015 by Erin Kirkland Leave a Comment

Gear Review: TwinGO Child Carrier a Wonder for a Mom of Multiples - Outdoor Families Magazine

by Jennifer Bauer - Since the birth of our twins and the beginning of my tandem days, I have lamented the lack of a child carrier that could accommodate two kids. Given the growing number of multiple births in the United States (more than 132,000 twin births in 2013, according to the Centers for Disease Control), I was surprised no major manufacturer had, as yet, designed such … [Read more...]

My Outdoor Family: Our Home is Round

April 27, 2015 by Erin Kirkland 1 Comment

My Outdoor Family: Our Home is Round - Outdoor Families Magazine

by Meriah Nichols Our home is round. It is built in the style of a yurt, perfectly round, but it is not, as it is in Mongolia, a portable residence. Ours is made of stone and copper. It is there for the long run, just as we hope to be. Our family lives completely off the grid, relying primarily on solar power, but with a backup generator. Water comes from the numerous … [Read more...]

SubUrban Outdoors: Praying the long road

April 21, 2015 by Erin Kirkland 1 Comment

SubUrban Outdoors: Praying the long road - Outdoor Families Magazine

by Elizabeth Small Spring has come to New England, but in name only, because winter is behaving like the boyfriend that just won?t accept a breakup. In the beginning, things were thrilling: Cozy nights by the fire, hikes, sled rides full of giggling. But winter and I have grown apart. I want to garden, nature wants to snow. I want to live a life with minimal waste, and this … [Read more...]

Young Trail Volunteers Learn Value of Sweat Equity

April 15, 2015 by Erin Kirkland Leave a Comment

Young Trail Volunteers Learn Value of Sweat Equity - Outdoor Families Magazine

by Erin Kirkland Washington state is well known for a wide range of recreational opportunities. From the dry desert in its eastern corners to dense rain forests of the far west, Washington is home to thousands of miles of hiking, biking, skiing, climbing, and water trail systems. On any given weekend, crowds of outdoor enthusiasts take to the hills, eager for a day or two … [Read more...]

Nourish: Evan’s No-Bake Granola Bars

April 10, 2015 by Erin Kirkland Leave a Comment

Evan's No-Bake Granola Bars

by Jennifer Bauer With three busy kids, our family is constantly on the hunt for quick and healthy snacks, especially ones that pack well for outdoor adventures. Years ago, a college teammate gave me her recipe for homemade granola bars, and over time adjusted it a bit to include favorite hiking treats - walnuts, almonds, coconut and chocolate. Full of ingredients for … [Read more...]

Seven “Cool” Facts About Arctic Sea Ice

April 7, 2015 by Erin Kirkland Leave a Comment

Seven "Cool" Facts About Arctic Sea Ice - Outdoor Families Magazine

  by Kimberly Hatfield At its simplest, sea ice is frozen ocean water, a force of nature. It covers nearly 10 million square miles of Earth's polar ends, and plays a critical role in regulating ocean currents and climate balance. Arctic sea ice is the pillar for life above and below the water, and is an important barometer of climate change. FACT: Arctic winter … [Read more...]

Make Earth Day an Every Day Investment

April 3, 2015 by Erin Kirkland 1 Comment

Make Earth Day an Every Day Investment

by Kelsey Ivey From bubbling brooks to thundering waterfalls, rainforest pathways lined with moss to desert highlands scattered with sagebrush; we live on an amazing planet. Earth is a colorful whirlwind of inspiration and recreation, and a practical parent for shelter, food, and air. It?s our home and provider, as naturalist Wendell Berry stated so well. ??The earth is what … [Read more...]

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