STATEWIDE — Pending changes to the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) won’t weaken California’s recreational boating community, the agency’s chair told Division of Boating and Waterways commissioners during their
SACRAMENTO (LOG NEWS SERVICE) — The Division of Boating and Waterways is now accepting applications for the California Boater Card. The card verifies its holder has passed an approved boater
NATIONWIDE — An Oregon senator believes red tape is obstructing outdoor enthusiasts from pursuing recreational opportunities on federal lands and waters. Time will tell whether Sen. Ron Wyden’s proposal will
IRELAND — Did you know the world’s oldest standing yacht club was initially housed inside a castle? Royal Cork Yacht Club, located on Ireland’s southern coast, opened its doors in
The National Association of State Boating Law Administrators, a nonprofit organization focusing on the development of recreational boating public policy and maritime public safety, announced its annual conference would be
SACRAMENTO — The marine industry is a goldmine and Sacramento’s policymakers are missing out on an opportunity to work with an economically secure sector. Such is the sentiment expressed by
Re: Who’s looking out for recreational boaters’ interests? (Aug. 11-24 issue) Change is good Dear Editor: With all due respect to Captain Larson, there appears to be a misunderstanding as
The National Marine Manufacturer’s Association (NMMA) released its latest in a series of statistical reports, July 18, and reported expenditures in the recreational marine space hit a high of $36
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