Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 43
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Fresh Air Calendar, Dec 26-Jan. 1
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Fresh Air Calendar, Dec. 19-25
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Scientists seeking cause of huge freshwater mussel die-off
Freshwater mussels range from about the size of a large button to the size of a billfold, but the work they do for ecosystems is enormous.
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Case: Divisions persist in hunting and fishing world, but outdoors enthusiasts can’t afford to fight alone
Many of you have seen the famous "Join or Die" political cartoon that predates the Revolutionary War - historians think it was done by Benjamin Franklin - and it seems to me that drawing of a segmented snake has a message for us as modern-day hunters.
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Fresh Air Calendar, Dec. 12-18
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Case: How to start an argument in your hunting camp this deer season
Deer season is in full swing, and it occurred to me that many of you hunters within the sound of my pen (or computer keyboard) don't have enough to argue about while you are at deer camp.
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Fresh Air Calendar, Dec. 5-11
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Experienced kayaker who died in Richland Creek was involved in Chattanooga outdoors community; remembered as positive, joyful
Sunday's death of a paddler in Rhea County has been a stark reminder to those in the outdoors community of the perils faced in outdoor recreation, even for the most seasoned adventurers.
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Conservation group: Mountain Creek development plans amended, will address environmental concerns
A development plan that resulted in a lawsuit against the city of Chattanooga, state Senate and House involvement, and an upstart community organization that quickly grew to 2,800 members has been amended to address concerns, according to a conservation group.
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Federal listing gives hope that fish found only in Tennessee can survive
One of the last wild populations of Barrens topminnow survives, with help, in a small pond on private property just feet from a Summitville, Tennessee, highway.
