Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Outdoors, page 92
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Legislators try once again to pass Tennessee Wilderness Act
Federal legislators are trying once again to designate nearly 20,000 acres of the Cherokee National Forest as wilderness area.
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Case: Get help finding out which way they went
If you hunt and fish, like to mess with guns and enjoy tramping around in the wilderness, the odds are good that you probably enjoy watching a good Western, too.
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Outdoors Calendar
The local Tennessee Ornithological Society will meet today.
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Rockslide damages flume on Ocoee River
A wooden flume used to transport water to generate power for the Tennessee Valley burst after a rockslide fell on the wooden structure, releasing thousands of gallons of water into the Ocoee River below early Wednesday afternoon.
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Larry Case: Something smelly this way comes
Like all mortal men, I knew this day would arrive.
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Outdoors Calendar
Prentice Cooper managed deer hunts and more...
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Five steps cyclists can take to stay in shape during winter
Cyclists shouldn't sit inside, helplessly peering out the window waiting for spring.
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Marathon great Meb Keflezighi coming to 65 Roses 5k
A 5-kilometer race is 23 miles shorter than a marathon, for which Meb Keflezighi is most noted, but a particular 5k in Cleveland, Tenn., earned his attention for its longevity.
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Outdoors Calendar
Fireside free outdoor concert series: Today, 7-9 p.m., Greenway Farm's Sniteman Log Cabin; Randy Steele entertaining. Email info@outdoorchattanooga.com or call 643-6888.
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New technology allows researchers to safely use small birds to determine ecosystem’s health
State-of-the-art technology being used by Tennessee River Gorge Trust could give researchers much-needed data to study migratory patterns and determine the health of certain ecosystems.
