Adventurer, outdoorsman, four-wheeler, author, and defender of sustainable outdoor motorized recreational access.
By Del Albright
Somewhere in the American West – where adventure meets stewardship.There’s nothing quite like venturing into the backcountry, especially in places where the land still echoes with the raw beauty of America's wilderness. These mountains, ridgelines, and alpine trails are more than just playgrounds for Jeeps, side-by-sides, hikers, and campers — they are sacred spaces that tell the story of a wild, free America.
By Del Albright
If you've ever pointed your lens toward Mt. Whitney at sunrise, you know it's a spiritual moment. The light dances on those granite spires like gold dust. It’s no wonder this spot draws photographers from all walks of life.
But with great beauty comes great responsibility.
As nature photographers—whether amateur shutterbugs or seasoned pros—we carry more than a camera. We carry the reputation of our craft. So here are a few time-tested, common-sense protocols that’ll help keep our landscapes wild, our roads accessible, and our community respected.
There’s more to fishing than catching fish.
It’s the quiet moments before sunrise as the lake slowly wakes up. It’s the feel of the cool morning air on your face. It’s watching a blue heron stalk the shoreline or sharing a laugh with your kid as you wait for a bite. It's in the way the water gently laps the side of the boat and the way time seems to slow down just enough to remind you — this is living.
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The Recreational Incident Command System (RICS) By Del Albright The Recreational Incident Command System (RICS) starts with a simple premis...
