By Lewis Leung From Star Tribune Glacier Bay National Park—Visiting zoos and aquariums can make that connection to wild animals, but immersing oneself in their natural habitats in the vast and pristine wilderness is even better. That’s what we discovered when spending five days camping and boating in Alaska’s Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve….
How Do Boaters Avoid Hazards? What to Know About Markers, Buoys and Other Warning Signs
By Michelle Marchante From Miami Herald Miami–Just like traffic lights and signs help drivers on the road, boaters have buoys and signs to guide them to and from shore safely. What you’ll see out on the water depends on where you boat. In the United States, the majority of American waterways use the U.S. Aids…
Good Manners on the Waves: How to Be a Gracious Boater
There are few things as freeing and enjoyable as a day on the water at the wheel of your boat. By practicing nautical etiquette with other boat traffic and your guests, you can make it a great day for everyone. Enjoy the Day A day spent boating can be a relaxing, invigorating experience, so make…
California’s New Boating Law Raises Costly Concerns Among Private Sector
Owners of commercial harbor craft—like tugboats, ferries, and private charter boats—are expressing concern over California’s new regulation that requires commercial vessels to have cleaner engines. The regulation, which takes effect in 2023, sets stricter requirements for the types of engines—newer, less-polluting engines—allowed near California’s coast. The regulation will be rolled out in phases, whereby in…
Boating 101: How to Get Started
Endless months of social distancing have affected the ability of family and friends to enjoy get-togethers at restaurants, movies, concerts, or other entertainment venues, leaving many feeling isolated. Here’s one solution: boats allow small groups to safely enjoy each other’s company while offering fresh air and sunshine. Most bowrider or center console pleasure boats under 21…
Newport Beach Harbormaster Sets Sail Into Retirement
After 31 years of public service, Newport Beach’s harbormaster is setting sail for retirement. “It has been a real pleasure to work in a community that values and protects its natural resources,” Kurt Borsting told the Epoch Times. “Our tidelands encompass an area as big as Central Park and to be responsible for the wellbeing…
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