Page, Ariz. — Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is preparing for projected low water levels at Lake Powell in 2026. In collaboration with concessioners and state partners, park staff are committed to sustaining visitor access and high-quality services throughout the upcoming season.
SAUDI ARABIA — AMAALA Yacht Club today announced a landmark strategic partnership with the
World Match Racing Tour (WMRT) and the Women’s World Match Racing Tour (WWMRT), further reinforcing the
Red Sea’s emergence as a significant sailing destination and confirming AMAALA’s role as a long-term home for
elite competition, talent development, and international events.
First Time In Middle East
As I look back on this remarkable first year at the Maritime Museum of San Diego, I’m filled with immense gratitude and pride. With your support, we have accomplished
After many years of setbacks and intensive restoration, one of Lake Havasu City’s most famous icons returned to the water early this year.
To better understand the needs of Arizona’s boating and personal watercraft users, the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD), in collaboration with Arizona State Parks and Trails, is conducting a brief survey of both motorized and non-motorized watercraft users.
Did you know that invasive quagga mussels cause millions of dollars in damage to boat motors, docks and water intake systems? Or that unwanted turtles, tortoises, and other pets illegally released into the wild can hurt our native species by introducing disease or outcompeting them for habitat and food?
As a first step in the reopening of national parks announced by President Donald Trump and Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt, the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD), in cooperation with the National Park Service (NPS), is launching the Arizona Lake Powell Local Boater Program to allow limited, day-use access at Lake Powell in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area for any boat stored within 20 miles of Page, Ariz..
Henderson, NV – March 11, 2020 – With concerns about the spread of Coronavirus, consumers look for alternate means of entertainment and recreation. Per Oxford Economics, “Over 40% of consumer spending is linked to ‘social situations’ and (some are) at risk from people avoiding crowds.”
In a letter sent recently to the Trump administration and Congress, a coalition of recreational boating and sportfishing interests urged action to fix America’s broken ethanol policy.