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These companies have helped in making our journey possible. If you need any of these products, feel free to click on any of these links and see if they fit your needs. We stand behind them and have used them religiously during out adventure. If you think you have a product that might be of use while we're traveling around North America, feel free to Contact Us - We tend to put things through their paces and if you want it tested, we're here for you Links that will Help you Get Outdoors The following is a sampling of groups, organizations and companies that are helping to keep America's Public Lands beautiful. Please try and help support them so we can all enjoy this wonderful country of ours. National Park Service - Protects the Nation's natural, historical and cultural resources, while providing opportunities for recreation and endless adventures. U.S. Forest Service - Offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities on 193 million acres of national forests and grasslands. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) - Oversees the Nation's largest Federal land mass - more than 262 million unbounded acres - with abundant outdoor recreational activities. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Manages 100 million acres of land and water consisting of more than 546 national wildlife refuges. Army Corp of Engineers - The Army Corps of Engineers are familiar to most of us from their involvement in dam construction to control river flows, build lake reservoirs, and produce hydroelectric power. Part of their charter is to also open up these river and lakeside areas to the public and provide recreation opportunities for fishing, boating, and camping. Most of these campgrounds are very well maintained and surprisingly inexpensive! Bureau of Reclamation - Manages and develops water and related resources. There are more than 300 recreation areas on these water projects National Fish & Wildlife Foundation - A nonprofit established by Congress in 1984, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation sustains, restores and enhances the Nation's fish, wildlife, plants, and habitats for us all to be able to enjoy more of them. National Forest Foundation - The NFF and its grassroots partners address key challenges to the health of our National Forests and Grasslands. Together, they work on solutions in community-based forestry, recreation, watershed restoration, and wildlife habitat. National Park Foundation - For more than 100 years, private philanthropy has been helping to improve, preserve, and protect America’s National Parks for us all to enjoy. The Nature Conservancy - The leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people. They've protected more than 117 million acres of land and 5,000 miles of rivers worldwide! American Canoe Association - Dedicated to helping people enjoy the outdoors using Kayaks, Canoes and Rafts since 1880.
National Parks Conservation Association - Non-For Profit organization with one Mission: To protect and enhance America's National Parks for present and future generations. American Forestry Association - The nation’s oldest nonprofit citizens’ conservation organization and the world leader in planting trees for environmental restoration, a pioneer in the science and practice of urban forestry, and a primary communicator of the benefits of trees and forests.
Leave No Trace -
An educational, nonprofit organization dedicated to the responsible
enjoyment and active stewardship of the outdoors by all people,
worldwide
RV Clubs or Forums that help
Answer Questions and Provide Valuable Information General RV - Michigan's Largest RV dealership. Best service we've ever seen!!
Other Websites that have to
do with RV Travel Overland Journal - A high quality vehicle-dependant expedition magazine for those who dream of crossing those wide open expanses. This magazine is as close to coffee table book as I've seen and is packed with useful info. Their motto is "The publication for environmentally responsible, worldwide vehicle-dependent expedition and adventure travel." The Turtle Expedition - This couple are the ones that planted the bug in my mind while I was in Junior High School. I remember reading a magazine article of them traveling around the country and thought, that's what I'm going to do someday. JV's Travel & RV Page - Another fellow Traveler and great Photographer with tons of links to other great sites like ours. Norcold - Makers of high quality Marine/RV appliances that make life in an RV easier Thetford - The Leader in RV accessories and useful items you couldn't live without AM Solar - Where We Got Our Solar Panels from. Loads of useful info on Solar Equipment Go RVing - A site with some useful information to get you started EarthRoamer - Probably one of the coolest vehicles around. The site is loaded with great ideas but the vehicle is not practical for Full-Time living. I'd love to have one in my portfolio Gypsy Journal - Magazine dedicated to RV travel and has a wealth of knowledge for anyone looking to start RVing on their own.
Hitch Up And Go
- A RV specific travel page that can keep you busy for days
Dirt Bag
Designs - Makers of off-road motorcycle covers like the one we
use Save The Manatee - A great Site that helps the struggling population of Manatee's Check out this RV Specific Book that traces the History of the RV in America Champagne's Swamp Tours - If you're ever in Southern Louisiana, don't miss out on one of Brian Champagne's amazing tours! You'll see Gators, Turtles, Snakes and Birds in their natural habitat aboard Brian's really cool Swamp Boat. Check out our Gallery to see our tour! Pale NDN Art - Rod Hamon's shop in Eureka Springs Arkansas has some of the best Native American Indian Art we've seen. While visiting Eureka Springs, it would be a shame to miss this fantastic individual.
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