Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 55
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Fresh Air Calendar: May 30-June 5
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Tennessee’s state parks offering free, guided hikes in June
Tennessee's state parks are offering free hikes guided by a ranger next month, in honor of National Trails Day.
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Joe, Chattanooga’s one-winged hawk, receiving prosthetic device
Joe, a one-winged hawk living its days at Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center, is getting a prosthetic device to replace its missing wing and help it keep its balance.
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Fresh Air Calendar: May 23-29
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Expert speakers, music and family fun featured during Heartwood group’s spring council at Coker Creek Village this weekend
For outdoors enthusiasts, conservationists or people who simply love nature, a regional meeting of like-minded folks set this weekend at Coker Creek Village in the Cherokee National Forest offers expert speakers, music and family fun.
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Ironman 70.3 is this weekend: Here’s what you need to know
This weekend's Ironman 70.3 Chattanooga is going to be the most participated in non-world championship Ironman event in North American history, adding to the city's history of breaking records for the grueling triathlon.
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UT doctoral student finishing TVA’s research on tree rings to understand long-term weather patterns
TVA scientist abandoned her research in the 1940s due to sexism
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Fresh Air Calendar: May 16-22
Find out what's going on in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Chattanooga nonprofit behind The Gear Closet, clean water initiatives changes name in 15th year
For about five years, students at Red Bank Elementary have used Mountain Creek, flowing at the back of the school's property, for course work.
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What does the alarming United Nations report on biodiversity mean for the Southeast?
Biodiversity is declining faster than at any time in human history as one million species now face extinction due largely to human activity, according to a landmark study by the United Nations.
