A blog on everything and anything
about the Kern River and Sequoia National Forest
As the allure of the great outdoors beckons, the idea of camping often brings to mind serene landscapes, starry skies, and the peaceful sounds of nature. However, if you plan to camp during wildfire season, it's essential to take extra precautions to ensure your safety and that of the environment. With wildfires becoming increasingly common, here's a guide to enjoying your camping trip responsibly and safely during this challenging time.
Read MoreThe Kern River and Lake Isabella are popular destinations for water enthusiasts, offering a range of recreational activities from white-water rafting and kayaking to fishing and swimming. However, these beautiful natural resources come with inherent risks that necessitate a strong emphasis on safety and responsible recreation. Here’s how you can enjoy these waters safely while respecting the environment and local regulations.
Read MoreThe 2023-2024 El Niño Forecast: What it Means for California's Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Read MoreIt is never easy to be a beginner at anything but when you add high risk it can be an extremely intimidating environment.
Read MoreIntersectional environmentalism is a more inclusive form of environmentalism that aims to protect both people and planet.
Read MoreWith over 100 million global podcast listeners, it’s clear that podcasts are quickly becoming one of the top media formats.
Read MoreWhile spending time recreating in Sequoia National Forest, it is guaranteed that you will see some wildlife.
Read MoreThis week, we chatted with the Kern River Valley Heritage Foundation to learn a bit more about the Hot Springs Valley Wetland. Read this post to learn about the significance of these wetlands and what is being done to preserve them.
Read MoreEarlier this month, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) announced that Tulare County has a new gray wolf pack! This is now the southernmost California pack by 200 air miles
Read MoreGiant sequoia have evolved alongside wildfires, developing a delicate balance between the two. The indigenous peoples of the area knew how to care for and maintain this balance but when european american settlers arrived, they began to offset this balance.
Read MoreWhen not exploring our magnificent forests and mountains, we prefer to enjoy our downtime reading a good book, preferably about the areas we love to explore here in Southern California. We’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite books just for you guys. We hope these books inspire you to get outdoors and protect our public lands!
Read MoreWhile out exploring Sequoia National Forest and the Kern River, a couple of plants should be avoided due to the uncomfortable rashes they cause. Read this article to learn how to identify them and what to do if a rash occurs.
Read MoreCalifornia’s fire season often leads to devastation and destruction. While some wildfires are from unavoidable natural causes, most are started by humans
Read MoreRecreation opportunities are abundant in Sequoia National Forest! With miles of hiking and biking trails, world-class climbing, and spectacular whitewater, recreationists are guaranteed an unforgettable adventure no matter their chosen activity.
Read MoreThe Kern River received its Wild and Scenic designation on 24 November 1987, aiding in maintaining the overall health of the river.
Read MoreLake Isabella is a wonderful summer getaway! Visitors can enjoy boating, sailing, water skiing, jet-skiing, windsurfing, swimming, and fishing on the lake.
Read MoreRiver safety is an essential topic in the Kern River Valley. River recreation is inherently risky, and it is imperative to prioritize safety.
Read MoreLearn all of the details on what a large snowpack means for the 2023 rafting season on the Kern River.
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