The Backcountry Wilderness Area team is in a constant state of preparing for a wildfire and improving wildlife habitat with key partners.

We love finding out what our trailcams catch each week. But ... we never thought we'd find a friend.

Major steps were taken this year to protect wildlife in the Backcountry Wilderness Area. But, not everyone thinks the rules apply to them.

One Backcountry Wilderness Area hiker finds love in nature.

We caught up with Mark to find out why conserving this piece of habitat is important and why he’ll continue to advocate for it to stay wild.

In a year when the safest place to be was outside, we review the last 12 months on the Backcountry Wilderness Area trail systems.

Check-in here for an always updated look at programs, events, and camps in the Backcountry Wilderness Area.

Living The Dream Brewing Co. Brews Backcountry Wilderness Wheat for Backcountry Conservation & Education Fund.

From visiting the bottom of the Earth to building Camp Backcountry from the ground up, meet our programs supervisor, AnnaKate Hein.

Don't let the cold weather season keep you from getting outside in January 2021!

Five Earth-friendly things to do with your leftover tree trimmings.

As the Backcountry Conservation & Education Fund gets ready to turn five years old at the end of the year, we want to share what we're...

If you are looking for easy ways to reduce your impact on the Earth, here are six easy swaps to make a big difference!

We checked the trail counters during the first part of the COVID-19 Stay-at-Home order, and they've been working overtime.

The wild turkeys are back in the Backcountry Wilderness Area and they're looking for love.

The HRCA Backcountry Wilderness Area can be a refuge as our community deals with the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Why does the Backcountry Wilderness Area matter? Our team believes wild places embody the goodness of the world.

Here's the difference between an antler and a horn.

A quick explanation as to why we close some of our most beautiful trails for the first three months of each year.

The Backcountry Wilderness Area is becoming an example of a place where healthy boundaries create a healthy home for wildlife and positive o