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Outermost Adventures Great White Shark Tours

Come join Outermost Harbor for one of our truly unforgettable White Shark Tours. We had a 100% success rate in 2022! We have our two charter boats available to provide the best Great White Shark tour available. Our marina location is 5 min from the sharking grounds! Our location for departure means more time with the sharks. Seeing, and spending time, with these amazing apex predators will almost feel surreal. They fully know they are at the top of the food chain and will allow us to glide along side them without hesitation.  Guided by an experienced spotter plane above, finding and spending time with our local resident Great White Sharks has never been better. Visitors and locals alike can participate in ‘Citizens Science’ as they add white shark sightings to the Sharktivity App , and record observations to be shared with the white shark research team. Our guest experience is truly cannot be beat.

The trips are 2.5 hours and will focus on the ecology, shifting sands/marine landscape of Monomoy, and interaction between the seal colonies and the sharks that occur on our doorstep. Peak season is July-Oct for these trips. Like any free-swimming marine creature, shark sightings are not guaranteed but we have seen them, with cooperative weather conditions, nearly every trip out. Please contact us for availability and pricing for this unique and immersive shark experience. Truly bucket-list material!

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Because of action by the Government of Mexico, Guadalupe Island is temporarily closed for tourism and great white shark diving. We are sure that Guadalupe will reopen. Click here to subscribe to our newsletter and be updated on the latest Guadalupe news, updates, and special offers.

In the meantime, we’ve got some amazing alternatives for you to experience shark encounters. Explore other destinations like Socorro Giant Mantas and Sharks and Cocos, Island of the Sharks .

Let’s go shark diving!

Face-to-Face with the Great White Sharks

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Dive when you want. For as long as you want. With virtually unlimited dive time in our surface cages and at least 3 dives a day in our submersible deep dive cages, descending down to where the sharks naturally congregate. We give you more sharks, more interaction, and unforgettable up close encounters.

Guadalupe Great White Sharks

Guadalupe Island in Mexico is the top destination for great white shark encounters. This small volcanic island, located in the Pacific 240 kilometres (150 miles) off the west coast of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, outperforms both South Africa and Australia with shark-seeing consistency and conditions.

Only Guadalupe Island can boast shark viewing in beautiful clear blue water with 100 – 150 foot visibility. We have identified 366 unique great white sharks in the bay where we stage our submersible shark cage diving operations, which guarantees unforgettable encounters .

Learn more about Guadalupe Shark Cage Diving

Diving With Great Whites

We offer a rich and natural shark encounter experience on these trips by descending down to 30 feet where great white sharks naturally spend their time. We don’t need to use chum at depth; the sharks are already there. We have seen up to nine great whites at once circling the cages.

Without chum these great whites are more relaxed, exhibit much more curiosity, and come in much closer to the cages. It is an unforgettable rush when a great white looks at you from 50 feet away and then swims over for a closer look. We see great whites on three out of four dives.

Discover 10 great white shark facts.

“This is my 9th trip to Guadalupe Island and it has been, by far, the best I’ve seen. Great white sharks on every dive and most dives had multiple sharks. It is hard to beat being in the cage with 4-5 great whites circling the cage. This has got to be one of the most exciting experiences you can have.”

– DAN ORR

Is shark cage diving at Guadalupe Island Safe ?

Yes! For your  safety , all diving is done using a hookah system – otherwise known as surface supplied air – and our custom designed cages. These cages are designed to provide maximum protection for you  and  for our sharks. It is vitally important that the sharks are never affected or injured during their interaction with us.

Mexican park regulations require that you stay within the cages at all times, including keeping your arms, hands and cameras inside. Please do not pollute the beautiful clear blue waters of Guadalupe with suntan lotion or any other contaminants.

You will be accompanied by one of our  divemasters  on all dives for your safety and to increase your chances of shark sightings. You should be ready and dressed in your wetsuit 10 minutes before your scheduled cage time. We recommend DUI weight harnesses and approximately 40 lbs of lead depending on your weight and type of wetsuit. Please see any of our divemasters for assistance. Note that a 5 – 7 mm wetsuit is usually adequate to keep you warm but we do have hoods, hooded vests and extra gloves available for loan if needed.

For your additional safety, each cage is equipped with backup sets of scuba gear for each diver in the exceptionally unlikely event of a problem with the hookah system. The cages are normally entered and exited through an upper hatch but there is also an emergency escape hatch, painted red, if needed. This hatch must remain closed during normal operations.

What is it like to be Face-to-Face with a shark ?

Check out the photo gallery for awesome shark shots or  check our video gallery  to see sharks in action at Guadalupe Island!

Guadalupe Featured Trips

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VIRTUALLY UNLIMITED DIVING

Virtually unlimited diving in our surface cages. It is very rare not to get as much time as you want in the water with the sharks.

SUBMERSIBLE CAGES

Certified divers have the option of an average of 3 dives a day in our submersible cages.

SHORTEST CROSSING

Departing from Ensenada, after a quick transfer from San Diego, we are cutting your ocean crossing time to the bare minimum.

MOST COMFORTABLE

We have your comfort covered with hot tubs, ensuite staterooms and suites and high capacity water makers so that you can shower as often and as long as you like.

LONGEST TIME ON-STATION

3 full days on station so that you see the greatest number of sharks. “Just say no” to trips that pack up and leave at noon on the 3rd day of diving!

18 years ago we became the first and only dive operator to gain ISM safety management system certification. We never take your safety for granted.

Guadalupe Island Itinerary

Day one - welcome bienvenidos.

We encourage you to spend an extra day or two before your trip enjoying the lovely resort town of Ensenada. We especially recommend a Guadalupe Valley wine tour arranged through the Hotel Coral. Or if you prefer, take advantage of the hotel’s kayaks, bikes, indoor and outdoor pools, gym or spoil yourself with a massage and spa treatment. Mid-afternoon, Read more >

we will be offering a complimentary Backscatter photo workshop to help you get ready to capture that perfect image of a great white shark. Camera and video rentals, servicing and repairs and full day workshops are really interesting, helpful and available as well.

Check-in is open from 3 pm onwards at the waterfront Marina Bar and Grill. Please be sure to check in by 7 pm. Boarding is available at 9:30 pm. Our Captain and divemasters will guide you down to the boat where the rest of our crew will be waiting to greet you with big smiles and trays of champagne. Though we have the only large, steel, stabilized dive boats in this part of the pacific and you can expect the best ride possible, it’s always a good idea to bring anti-seasickness meds. < Read less

DAY TWO - At Sea

Today is a day of travel and relaxation at sea. There will be an orientation briefing on offer in the morning, followed by a mandatory boat and fire safety drill. Our famous Shark 101 presentation is in the afternoon, followed by a chance to try out … Read more >

a shark cage on the back deck, and then cocktails at 1900 (7pm if we were shoreside or 6 bells in the marine tradition). Many guests will have likely signed up for WiFi email access and can be seen sending WhatsApp photos of Guadalupe Island as it appears on the horizon! We like to arrive at the island in the early evening   so that our guests can enjoy dinner in a nice, calm, protected anchorage and have a peaceful snooze before the excitement of diving with our big toothy friends first thing the next morning. < Read less

DAY THREE - Let the Sharking Begin!

We have a very simple theory on how a shark trip should run. Open the cages at dawn. Close the cages at dusk. Have   divemasters in the water and on the dive deck, enhancing the diving experience for our guests. Have enough cages in the water … Read more >

to provide virtually unlimited diving in our surface cages and least 3 dives a day in our submersible cages for certified divers.

We will get Shark ID going in the late afternoon, followed by cocktail hour at 6 bells. But wait! Your day won’t be over until you join the crew for our wildly popular “street taco night” dinner on the top deck. < Read less

DAY FOUR - Rinse and Repeat

Cages open at dawn, and you can choose to start as early or late as you like. One of the beautiful things about the way we run our trips is that you can almost always jump into a surface cage whenever you want, and you can stay in as long as you want. … Read more >

The boat record currently stands at 31.5 hours in the cages over 3 days! We run a schedule of 3 dives a day for certified divers in our submersible deep diving cages and there is often an opportunity to grab an extra dive or two in these cages as well. Our goal is simple – we want you to get in as much diving as you want!

Don’t forget that you can warm up in the hot tub between dives. Our watermakers produce enough water for you to shower in your private ensuite cabin whenever you like. The only difference between showering and the hot tub is that we feel more comfortable serving drinks and snacks to you when you are in the hot tub!

As long as it’s not too windy, this night will feature “theatre under the stars” on the top deck. Steven Spielberg’s Jaws is a perennial favourite and is always made more special knowing that great whites are still swimming close by. Is this a 5 star experience? NO. When you see the Mexican sky at night from the comfort of a deck chair on the upper deck, you will realize this experience has more stars than you could ever count! < Read less

DAY FIVE - Oh no!

It’s our last day of shark diving and we intend to give you every possible minute on station at Guadalupe Island. Our competitors get underway at noon. Are you kidding? You will be able to shark until 1700 before we pack up and head north.

Filet Mignon barbecued to order will be on the menu … Read more >

for dinner, with special dietary options always available, followed by another entertaining Shark ID session. Our Shark ID program provides incredibly valuable information to the scientists that we work with. We have helped identify some of the 350 individual great white sharks so far and we are still counting. Research, conservation and regulation all depend on ongoing census and identification work. Your trip onboard matters. Not just because part of every trip fee goes to support science and conservation, but because Shark ID is a “must do” if we truly care for and love these sharks. New in 2018 is our bespoke onboard shark ID software which uploads data real time via our satellite system to a public domain shark ID database. < Read less

DAY SIX - Return to Port

Your time onboard will sadly come to a close when we arrive in port at 1:30pm. Our crew will have put together a DVD of trip highlights and we will ensure you get a copy before you disembark. We will be waiting to transport some guests to either Tijuana or San Diego, while other guests may be extending their trip with us into the Sea of Cortez … Read more >

with a 5 night stay on our luxury yacht at Cabo Pulmo Marine Park.

Sad good-byes from us to you, but we hope to see you again very soon. Diving with great white sharks is an amazing and powerful experience but we don’t call it “the experience of a lifetime” because so many guests keep coming back for more! Some of our guests have done this trip 6, 10, 15, and even 17 times. We started by offering 2 shark trips one September many years ago. In 2018 we had 72 trips on offer with 1,800 guests joining us. There is a reason these trips are so popular!

Don’t forget! Dive safe. Always dive with your Nautilus LifeLine Marine Rescue GPS . < Read less

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• The Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary protects the wildlife and habitats of one of the most diverse and bountiful marine environments in the world.
• White sharks depend on the rich sanctuary ecosystem and as apex predators, play a key role in maintaining a balanced ecosystem.
• White sharks are considered internationally threatened and they need protection.
• Common myths have vilified white sharks. Debunk the myth - we are more of a threat to them then they are to us.

To the north of The Farallones is another National Marine Sanctuary, the underwater island or seamount, Cordell Bank . Directly south of The Farallones lies the Monterey National Marine Sanctuary , a massive underwater canyon with an abundance of diverse species.

“The Devil's Teeth, as it's known, is a 211-acre cluster of rocky, jagged islands that not only are a sanctuary for some of the most endangered marine wildlife but, from September to November, also serve as a refuge for the biggest white sharks in the world. It takes a true adventure seeker to embark on this trip, long known as the Mount Everest of shark dives.” ~ Amy Sorlie, Great White

Incredible Adventures conducts its great white shark expeditions according to the terms and conditions set out in Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary Education Permit GFNMS-2015-011-A5.

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San Francisco Sky Tours

Scenic flights over San Francisco Bay are now available through Incredible Adventures. A sky tour can be arranged before or after a San Francisco shark dive, or arranged as a stand-alone adventure.

Flights take off from Hayward Executive Airport and can accommodate two passengers. There is an option to turn any sightseeing flight into an introductory flight lesson, with time at the controls for one.

Pricing starts at $595 for up to one hour of flight time. For more information, contact Incredible Adventures at 800-644-7382.

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Imagine yourself viewing these beautiful and mysterious creatures in their natural habitat, riding alongside them as they glide through the waters of Cape Cod.

Join us aboard fishing vessel Cape Star with Captain Cullen Lundholm and you will be able to view Cape Cod White Sharks on a private guided tour, observing the sharks in their natural habitat, capturing pictures, videos, and making memories that will last a lifetime.  Come join us for a Cape Cod Great White Shark tour this summer and see for yourself how magnificent and enormous these giants truly are!

The waters of the outer beaches of Cape Cod offer some of the best possible viewing experiences for Great White Sharks around the globe.  The shallow, clear, cold water coupled with white sandy bottoms offers a viewing experience that is second to none.  

We use a spotter pilot flying overhead to direct us to the Cape Cod White Sharks, so you can expect to have an excellent viewing experience.  We typically spot multiple Great White Sharks on each trip and come within a couple meters or less for excellent visibility.

See for yourself.

See what's in store for you on your private guided cape cod great white shark tour in this video shot summer 2019..

Watch as we head out to the back side of Cape Cod in search of Great White Sharks. Beautiful weather, excellent visibility, and a few nice sharks made for a very exciting afternoon.

About Your Trip

Once leaving the dock, we will run across one of Cape Cod’s inner waterways. Occasionally, we will be able to spot sharks inside of the bays, although the vast majority of the Cape Cod Great White Shark viewing will take place on the outer beaches of Cape Cod. The waters in which we view the sharks will vary in depths from 4 to 15 ft.  The underwater white sandbar tidal flats give us a beautiful viewing point for these sharks.

The Cape Cod White Sharks that we view vary in size from smaller sharks in the range of 8-10 feet to much larger sharks pushing 20 feet long.

Our Cape Cod Great White Shark tours are an excellent way to view not only the Great White Sharks, but also the diverse aquatic ecosystem of Cape Cod.  On your trip you will likely see many ocean dwelling birds, feeding fish, seals, and other wildlife in addition to the pinnacle of the trip: the North Atlantic Great White Shark.

Great White Sharks are a protected species and we treat them as such.  We are viewing them in their natural habitat and do so in a way that we do not disturb them. We often times get close to the sharks without interrupting them, but if a shark’s behavior shows any sign that it feels threatened or uneasy, we will back off and search for another shark.  

So far, we have had an excellent success rate, but if for some reason no sharks are viewed during your trip you will receive a 50% discount off the cost of your tour.

Please note, all tours are subject to weather conditions.

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• Season: July through October
• Per USCG regulations, up to 6 passengers allowed on the vessel per trip
• Total trip time is 3 hours dock to dock
• Our Cape Cod White Shark tours depart primarily from three boat ramps on Cape Cod:
• Bass River - 220 South St. SouthYarmouth, MA 02664
• River Road - 99 River Rd Orleans, MA 02653
• Sesuit Harbor - 74 Cold Storage Road Dennis, MA 02660

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 Great White Shark Diving is what we are all about! The wonder and excitement of being in the water with these amazing creatures is indescribable.

Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions gives you much more dive time – more time to immerse yourself in the underwater world of the Great White Shark.  Each dive schedule is planned on a daily basis, taking into account weather conditions and the type of diving experiences our guests have signed up for. If you’re a Surface Cage novice (as most guests are) there’s no rushing or cajoling – just encouragement and care. This is an experience of a lifetime – we want you to enjoy it!

We are the only tour operator that has Qualified Dive Professionals to help you through every aspect of your dive, including accompanying SCUBA divers in the Ocean Floor Cage.

Surface Cage – No Dive Qualifications Needed 

The surface cage holds four divers comfortably. You enter the steady, super-strong cage from the dive deck, and you are completely safe at all times. Then the fun, excitement and pure adrenalin rush of the Great White Shark experience comes to life. These magnificent animals are mesmerising and majestic, effortlessly gliding around and below the cage. Surface Cage diving is available on all our tours, and suitable for anyone above the age of 8.

Ocean Floor Cage – SCUBA Certification Required

Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions is the ONLY TOUR IN THE WORLD that has Ocean Floor Cage Diving. Anchored off the Neptune Islands, up to three guests with a Dive Professional descend approximately 20 metres (66ft) into a world that will captivate and spell-bind – a blue aquarium of rocky outcrops teeming with reef fish, white sand and swaying sea-grasses, iconic Giant Blue Groupers, elegant stingrays and a watchful assortment of fish. And, of course, the Great White that appears out of the blue and sweeps gracefully towards, over and around the cage. It is amazing! To experience this awesome spectacle, a SCUBA diver must have PADI Open Water (or equivalent) certification.

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Favorite winter water playground of Great Whites

The Farallones

The Farallon Islands within the Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary are home to some of the world’s largest great white sharks. These islands (Southeast Farallon and Maintop Island) off the coast of San Francisco are the winter water playground of adult great white sharks measuring 15 to 20 feet long. (4.5 meters to 6.1 meters). The sharks come to the Farallones to dine on the local population of Northern Elephant Seals.

Day trips depart by 9 am  from Marina Bay Yacht Harbor (Richmond Marina) in San Francisco’s East Bay region and are generally 12 hours in duration. The price includes lunch and dinner on the boat. On the way to the Farallones, participants learn about the Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary, the Farallon Islands, white sharks and other local wildlife, from a trained naturalist.

The 65 ft Derek M Baylis, a custom-built offshore research and education vessel, can comfortably accommodate 12 cage divers and 4 topside observers.

Sharks Spotted : Adult Great White Sharks

Viewing Season : The official season is from September 15th until November 30th.  We operate on select dates during the middle of this peak time.

Featured 2024 Day Trip Dates

September 29 | October  26, 27  | November 2, 3, 9, 10, 16

Cost : $925 for cage divers / $675 for topside observers.

Private charters for up to 16 cage divers are available. Call for pricing.

Participant Requirements : No dive experience required. Participants should be in reasonably good health and comfortable in the water. Minimum age requirement may apply for cage divers (typically age 16).

Trip Notes : Trips are conducted according to the terms of an educational permit (GFNMS-2015-011-A5)  issued to Incredible Adventures by the Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary.  A floating shark cage and surface-supplied air is used. Shark divers are supplied with a wetsuit, hood, boots and gloves. All participants are strongly advised to purchase dive insurance and must sign a release of liability. There is no shark guarantee. If you do not see sharks, there is no refund. We’ll take you to the best spots and do everything we can to insure sightings, but we cannot control nature.

San Francisco’s Farallon Islands

The Farallon Islands are part of the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary.

Sanctuary regulations enacted in 2009 prohibit the attraction of white sharks without a permit from NOAA. In 2009, Incredible Adventures was granted a permit to actively attract white sharks by using a mammal-shaped decoy. Incredible Adventures does not chum for white sharks or interfere in a white shark’s natural behavior in any way.

Viewing these giant creatures is a sight unlike any other. The Farallon Islands are a brutal place, where the seas can be rough and the weather miserable. That’s part of what makes viewing great white sharks off the coast of San Francisco an incredible adventure!

Peak shark sighting season at the Farallones is from late September through mid-November. Call 800-644-7382 to book your great white shark expedition today.

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Farallons great white shark adventures are offered under the guidelines of a permit by the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary. (GFNMS-2015-011-A5) The permit authorizes Incredible Adventures to use decoys to actively attract white sharks near its boat and shark cage. The decoys must be constructed of a soft material and shaped like a marine mammal native to the area.

If you plan to spend the day topside, remember to dress warmly. We recommend dressing yourself in layers, because it can be warm and sunny one minute and cold and foggy the next. We have some cameras and binoculars on the boat, but you may wish to bring your own.

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Great White Shark Combo Tour

Sharks, whales, dolphins and more.

As the marine ecosystem in Monterey Bay has improved, there has been a population explosion of great white sharks.

This three to four-hour tour is your opportunity to see some of the most exciting wildlife in the bay up close and personal from the comfort and safety of the boat Our vessel provides easier spotting from an elevated viewpoint rather than a boat closer to the water. Naturalists on board educate you on these fascinating apex predators  as we head toward the wreck of the S.S. Palo Alto, also known as the cement ship, located near Aptos in Santa Cruz County. This sunken ship provides sharks plenty of food since it has become an artificial reef full of easy prey.

The home of one of California’s newest and most active populations of great white sharks, this rookery is a breeding ground where you may spot both juveniles and adults up to 20 feet long! Along the way, you may still get to see the many humpback whales and dolphins in our path.

What You’ll See : Very large great white sharks – if you’re lucky.

Tip : The best way to spot a shark is to wear polarized sunglasses and scan the horizon looking for dark shadows and dorsal tips protruding from the water. Shadows may look like kelp that is moving and not staying in one spot.

This is one of our most popular tours and trips sell out fast!

$79 Per Person

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Special Great White Shark Viewing Tours!

Running late summer through fall, these special 2 hour tours get you up close and personal with Great White Sharks here in San Diego! We will be taking our small boat just behind the surf break to search for the many sharks that call this area home. Sightings are virtually guaranteed as a recent discovery of a Great White "nursery" has been discovered right here in San Diego! We will utilize drones and our raised spotting platform to locate the sharks and create some wonderful encounters with this iconic species! Trips are conditions dependent as we must have minimal swell for safety reasons since this trip will be in such shallow water. Check the schedule under the "book now" tab for current availability, Private charters are available if you don't see the date you're looking for listed online!

Clients should expect a 3 hour trip dock to dock. We highly recommend wearing POLARIZED sunglasses to help see the sharks the best you can. Our shark tours run from July to October and we are allowed to take up to 6 people per USCG regulations. We suggest bringing some food/drinks as we do not supply them and we ask to avoid bringing anything with glass! Bringing some warm clothes is always a good idea just incase it gets chilly. Lastly, don't forget your camera! The shark tours are often run out of different locations due to weather conditions, clients location and where we have been seeing the most sharks. See below the four locations we use. Please contact us if you have any other questions and for pricing. 

Bass River Boat Ramp

220 South St, South Yarmouth, Ma 02664

Blish Point Ramp

329 Millway, Barnstable, Ma 02630

Sesuit Harbor Ramp

74 Cold Storage Rd, Dennis, Ma 02660

99 River Rd, Orleans, Ma 02653

The Visitor Center will open on March 8th, but the Refuge and Museum are open daily from sunrise to sunset!

Let our staff and volunteers at the Visitor Center help you plan your visit! The Visitor Center is located at the Refuge headquarters and is a great starting point for you to become more familiar with the Refuge and the wildlife that live here. Visitors can obtain Refuge brochures and maps, see the most recent bird sightings and about birding “hot spots”, browse nature and wildlife interpretive panels and exhibits, and learn more about other recreational opportunities such as wildlife watching, photography, the auto tour route, trails, fishing, and hunting. 

While at Refuge headquarters, visit the Nature Store for field guides, t-shirts, and other educational items, and the Museum that houses interpretive exhibits with nearly 200 mounted wildlife specimens. The great variety of trees and shrubs at the Refuge headquarters attracts many birds, making it one of the best places in Oregon to see migrating songbirds. Marshall Pond is an excellent spot to see wildlife. Take a short hike and view Malheur Lake from the overlook just above the headquarters.

If the Visitor Center and Nature Store are closed, still plan a visit to Refuge headquarters. Brochures are available at the Visitor Center outdoor brochure box and browse the outdoor interpretive panels and Museum exhibits. 

The Refuge and Museum are open daily from sunrise to sunset. 

Malheur National Wildlife Refuge is located in southeastern Oregon’s high desert, at the northern end of the Great Basin. It is adjacent to Steens Mountain, from which the Wild and Scenic Donner und Blitzen River flow into the Refuge’s southern boundary. The Refuge is famous for spectacular concentrations of wildlife, which are attracted to the Refuge’s habitats and abundant water resources in an otherwise arid landscape. Visitors are drawn to Malheur’s abundant wildlife and natural resources, and the variety of recreational opportunities the Refuge provides for visitors to enjoy.

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For thousands of years, people have been drawn to Malheur's abundant wildlife and natural resources. The story begins with the earliest evidence of people to the establishment of the Refuge. Malheur is committed to protecting these resources of plants, animals, and human interactions with each other, and the landscape over time. Learn more about the geology and geomorphology of the area, Native American uses, the era of the fur trappers, settling the land and setting aside land for wildlife, the profound effect of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) at Malheur, and the establishment of the Refuge.

The National Wildlife Refuge System is a series of lands and waters owned and managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Wildlife conservation is at the heart of the Refuge System. It drives everything we do from the purpose a refuge is established, to the recreational activities offered there, to the resource management tools we use. Selecting the right tools helps us ensure the survival of local plants and animals and helps fulfill the purpose of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. 

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Malheur National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1908 to protect migratory waterfowl, with an emphasis on colonial nesting species. Today, the Refuge encompasses over 187,000 acres that are disproportionately important as a stop along the Pacific Flyway, and as a resting, breeding, and nesting area for hundreds of thousands of migratory birds and other wildlife. Many of the species migrating through or breeding at Malheur are highlighted as priority species in national bird conservation plans. 

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Whether you want to further conservation, learn more about nature, or share your love of the outdoors, you’ve come to the right place. National wildlife refuges provide many opportunities for you to help your community by doing what you love. National wildlife refuges partner with volunteers, youth groups, landowners, neighbors, and residents of urban and coastal communities to make a lasting difference. Find out how you can help make American lands healthier and communities stronger while doing something personally satisfying.

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21 Front Yard Landscaping Ideas With Rocks, Stone, and Mulch

Carve out naturally beautiful borders, stairs, and sitting areas.

While mulch is one of the more traditional curb appeal materials for landscaping that adds appeal when paired with flowers, stone and rock are just as appealing if not more. We love decorating front yards with these natural materials since they come in a variety of soft colors and have a rustic charm with a sophisticated touch. But, if you have a hard time deciding which material to use in your front yard landscaping , you can't go wrong with mixing all three.

Still needing some inspiration for your new exterior design ? Here are 21 front yard landscaping ideas with rocks, stone, and mulch to get you started.

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Keep It Light

There’s something comforting and elegant about the mix of light shades in the front yard of our 2022 Whole Home in Atlanta . The gray two-tone stone of the house combined with the white stone porch, side flower beds, steps, and pavers gives it a modern appeal that’s soft and stunning.

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Up the Romance

Whether you’re leveling out a yard that slopes in the back or want a new look for your flower bed, we recommend layering stones for extra dimension. Few things look more charming than flowers tumbling over a stone wall.

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Create a Conversation Pit

Have extra space behind the pool house or next to the garage? Take a cue from this Michael Ellison project on Nantucket, and build out a sitting area with a fire pit and lounge chairs. The pebbles and pavers cut distinct zones into the yard.

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Carve Out a Corner

On top of the nice contrast mulch brings your yard and home, the landscaping favorite is beneficial for flower gardens. Mulch helps to suppress weeds and retain moisture, which means less watering on your part. You can use mulch to carve out a small flower bed along a curve in a sidewalk or driveway. We love how the plantings designer Juan Carretero has at his Victorian-style home in Catskill, New York, are bordered by light-colored stone pavers.

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Use Complementary Colors

To create an outdoor conversation area at this L.A. home, Jeremiah Brent looked to a simple landscaping idea with stones. A simple stone paver patio sheltered by arbors covered in greenery and wired with lanterns looks clean and romantic. The white upholstery complements the light stone for an earthy, cohesive design.

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Combine Rocks and Mulch

If your home doesn’t have room for a full-on garden, make a mini one in the front yard by combining rocks and mulch in a flower bed. The mulch acts as a nice base for the flowers and shrubs, while the border of rocks adds interest and natural beauty to the design.

How stunning is the rock garden at the center of this driveway? In lieu of a fountain, Tyler O’Brien of Agave Custom Homes gave our 2021 Whole Home in Texas Wine Country a smattering of succulents and trees that can stand up to the heat. Lighter-colored statement rocks stand out from the gravel and reference the home's stone exterior.

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Blend Into Nature

Highlight the natural beauty of your yard by surrounding a stone paver patio with a dense privacy hedge, as designer Katie Hodges did at her own Hollywood Hills home. The earthy hues mix to create a serene atmosphere, making you want to stay outside all day (just don’t forget to add in a nice set of outdoor furniture).

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Design a Labyrinth

To bring whimsy and fun into your enchanted garden, use rocks and landscaping stone to build in a design. The stones can act as a walkway (or even a labyrinth for meditation) while the rocks serve as your landscaping base, or you can use the materials as a border for areas in your flower beds.

Highlight Your Greenery

Make your front yard landscaping rocks pop by planting dark green plants in the flower bed. A high-contrast design like this one automatically draws attention to your front yard and is pleasing to the eye, especially if your home’s exterior is a lighter color.

Set It in Brick

To renovate the facade of his home, Edgewood Hall, designer Eddie Ross used reclaimed brick to rebuild the stairs and edge the wide front flower beds. Wider stone pavers designate the front walk.

Stamp a Pattern

Designer Javier Burkle loves to entertain at his Dallas home, and because it’s tiny, his parties often happen outside. This unique landscaping idea with stone gives his patio a crisp, graphic look. We love how the pavers coordinate with the white stone privacy fence, which makes his get-togethers seem even more exclusive.

Extend an Entryway

For rustic curb appeal, try a front yard landscape idea with stone along the porch, flower beds, and walkway, as Victoria Hagan did here. The larger stones form a seat wall that divides the flower beds and offers guests a spot to linger as they come and go. The natural materials look charming together, especially set against this home's stained board-and-batten exterior.

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Lay a Foundation

Sometimes mulch requires lots of maintenance even though it creates a beautiful flower bed. On the contrary, rock flower beds reduce the maintenance needs without sacrificing appeal. This material fills your garden area with texture and durability since the rocks prevent erosion and can withstand heavy foot traffic. Plus, our favorite quality is the accentuation of natural beauty.

Outline Flower Beds

You take the time to fill your flower beds with colors that pop, so enhance the contrast even more by outlining your flower beds with a loose stone border. It separates the mulch from the grass and adds contrast. For a fun touch, sprinkle larger rocks among your flowers—and don’t forget a stone rabbit statuary.

Edge a Pond

Does your yard have a lily pond or small watering hole? Accentuate the feature with a stone edge. The material will help define the pond’s shape and enhance its natural beauty.

Widen a Front Walk

If you’re looking for ways to add charm to the front of your home, opting for stone pavers for your sidewalk will do the trick. Stone creates a pleasing backdrop full of drama and elegance that ties the area together when paired with front porch planters, a bright painted front door, and greenery.

Elevate a Porch

If your home is slightly raised, like photographer Victoria Pearson’s home in Ojai, California, the front yard will benefit greatly from the texture of stone along the front porch to fill in the extra height. This creates a seamless design and elevates the look of the exterior.

Add Some Art

At designer Amanda Reynal’s cottage in the Catskills, the stone patio gets a fun accent from smaller inlaid rocks that create a radiating pattern. We love how the natural colors cohere with the garden wall behind the flower beds.

Frame a Fire Pit

A natural stone seat wall and pavers create an outdoor room amid the expansive tiered lawn of home on Lake Michigan. Mariani Landscape ’s Sara Furlan included a fire pit built out of the same material. The surrounding plant beds also feature border walls in the same stone for a cohesive look.

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One of the loveliest ways to ease yourself fully out of the post-winter blahs and into springtime is to quit being a wallflower and instead surround yourself with living, blooming plants.

From botanical gardens to plant sales and garden tours, it’s time to make like the Scarecrow in “The Wizard of Oz” and while away the hours, conferring with flowers.

The waterfall at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay. Photo by Tory Paxson, Courtesy of Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

TOTALLY BOTANICAL

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay is open for the season, daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Maine Days are May 31 to June 2, when anyone with a Maine driver’s license or state ID gets in for free. Ditto for dads/father figures on Father’s Day (June 16). Advance registration is required. With more than 300 acres of gardens and natural spaces, including a waterfall, there will be plenty to see, smell and bask in the scenery.

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A tour group walks on the boardwalk at Viles Arboretum in Augusta. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal

Viles Arboretum is a botanical garden in Augusta with 6 miles of trails and more than 20 botanical collections. It’s open daily from sunrise to sunset, and admission is free. There are 224 acres with all sorts of flora and fauna to discover. Leashed dogs are welcome, and the visitor center is open from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.

Viles Arboretum offers medicinal plant walks, and although the May 18 session is full, you can still register for the June 15 and Sept. 14 events, lead by herbalist, homeopath and flower essence practitioner Debra Bluth. Tickets are $25. Advertisement

The Mount Desert Land & Garden Preserve has four areas to explore on its property in Northeast Harbor: the Asticou Azelea Garden (dawn to dusk daily), the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Garden (noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday from July 9 to Sept. 8, reservations required), Thuya Garden (dawn to dusk daily, June 15 to Oct. 14) and Little Long Pond Natural Lands (hiking trails and carriage roads open dawn to dusk daily). On June 26, at the Wildflowers of Little Long Pond event, participants can wander around the garden’s fields and forest, spotting wildflowers along the way while practicing how to identify them.

Joyce Saltman, right, and Beth Anisbeck embrace a tree for 60 seconds during a tree hugging event sponsored by Portland Parks and Recreation, at Deering Oaks Park last year. Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer

TOURS AND MORE

2nd Annual Tree Hugging 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Deering Oaks Park, Portland. portlandmaine.gov The tree hugging is a family-friendly community gathering to celebrate Portland’s many trees. Park ranger Liz Collado will lead a sensory awakening and forest bathing session. Along with tree hugging, there will be a storytime, and you can touch a forestry truck and meet naturalist Noah Querido and Portland city arborist Mark Reiland. Just down the road, you’ll find Fessenden Park, on the corner of Brighton and Deering Avenues. The tulips have arrived, and it’s worth a visit to see them.

McLaughlin Garden Lilac Festival 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 24. McLaughlin Garden and Homestead, 97 Main St., South Paris, $5. mclaughlingardens.org You’ll find more than 125 varieties of lilacs at the McLaughlin Garden Lilac Festival. Explore on your own or take a guided tour led by a horticulturist. There will also be family-friendly activities, and you can shop for native and unusual plants.

4th annual Woodfords Community Garden Tour 1-4 p.m. June 8. Woodfords Corner Community in Back Cove, Deering Highlands, Oakdale and Deering Center, $20 suggested donation. woodfordscorner.org Presented by Friends of Woodfords Corner, this self-guided tour features at least 10 gardens. As you make your way down the list, you’ll find yourself pleasantly surprised by all of the hidden havens bursting with flowers, plants and impressive yardscaping elements.

Peony Society of Maine 23rd annual Garden Tour 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 8 and 15. Both tours start at 1348 Ohio St., Bangor, $5 donation. peonysocietyofmaine.net You’ll visit multiple gardens in Bangor, Winterport, Ripley and St. Albans, and your senses will be filled with countless peonies. A peony plant will be raffled off at the end of each tour. Advertisement

Hidden Gardens of Historic Bath 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 22. Sagadahoc Preservation Inc., 880 Washington St., Bath, $40. sagadahocpreservation.org The Hidden Gardens of Historic Bath house and garden tour features several homes in North Bath. Every stop on the tour will be a treat for your senses and may motivate you to make some of your own magic when you get back home.

Garden Conservancy Open Garden Days 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 29. Beckett Castle Rose Garden, Singles Road, Cape Elizabeth, $10. gardenconservancy.org You’ll see plenty of roses as well as ocean views at Beckett Castle, which sits right on the water, with views of five lighthouses. The castle was built in 1871, and its rose garden features more than 70 varieties of heirloom roses. A 50-foot stone tower doubles as the rose arbor entrance to the castle.

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Tate House Museum’s Annual Plant and Herb Sale 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 18. Tate House Museum, 1267 Westbrook St., Portland, 207-774-6177.  tatehouse.org The wide selection includes perennials divided from the museum’s 18th century reproduction garden. Visitors can also make their own “seed bombs” and get a sneak peak at a new installation by artist Ashley Page from 10 a.m. to noon.

Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland Spring Plant S ale 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. May 18, Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland, 217 Landing Road, Westbrook, 207-854-9771.  arlgp.org   Perennials, house plants and more will be on sale, and plants that don’t have specific pricing are “name your own fee.” Anyone interested in donating plants or pots to the sale should send a message to [email protected] .

Taking Root Plant Sale 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 1, Tom Settlemire Community Garden, Maurice Drive, Brunswick, 207-729-7694.  btlt.org This annual sale is organized by the Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust. Proceeds benefit the Common Good Garden, which provides food and gardening education for the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program. Master gardeners will be on hand to help shoppers choose their best options.

Scarborough Land Trust Native Plant Sale and Spring Festival 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 1, Broadturn Farm, 388 Broadturn Road, Scarborough, 207-289-1199.  scarboroughlandtrust.org Visitors will find native plants, food vendors, local artisans, guided nature walks and activities for kids. To preorder plants, visit the Scarborough Land Trust website.

Maine Audubon Society Native Plants Sale and Festival 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., June 8, Gilsland Farm Audubon Center, 20 Gilsland Farm Road, Falmouth, 207-781-2330.  maineaudubon.org More than 75 species of native wildflowers, shrubs and tree seedlings will be available, along with workshops, info tables and experts.

Staff writer Megan Gray contributed to this report.

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This memorial in the district Glukhovo in Noginsk was erected in 1985 on the 40th anniversary of the victory in Second World war. The author of the monument is P.V. Peretinkin. The monument is dedicated to the natives of the district Glukhovo worked on the factories or fought on the fronts of the great Patriotic war. On 4 November 2015 the military fighter SU-27 was placed next to the monument. The inscription on the pedestal under Su-27 is: "To the native city from academician V. E. Fortov, 70 years of the great Victory in 2015".

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WATCH: Vanna White returns home for the Myrtle Beach Classic

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - Grand Strand native Vanna White is back home to celebrate the area’s first-ever PGA Tour event.

White answered questions from the media on Tuesday at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club, the site of this week’s Myrtle Beach Classic. The longtime “Wheel of Fortune” host will headline Wednesday’s Pro-am event at the course.

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“I’m so thrilled that this is the first time we’re having the Myrtle Beach Classic here,” she said. “I’m so happy to be part of it.”

White also talked about her love for the Grand Strand, how she’s been improving her golf game and how she got her start in television which led her to “Wheel of Fortune.”

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Prove They’re Still Pros When It Comes to Royal Tours

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are back in “royal” tour mode —but this time, on their own terms. The couple touched down in Nigeria this week for a 72-hour visit, and their wardrobe choices thus far have spoken volumes. Exhibit A: Meghan’s virtually backless dress for a trip to the Jewels Leading Lights Academy in Abuja on Friday that felt much more American Riviera Orchard than House of Windsor; the blush silk design is, in fact, from a 2018 collection by Heidi Merrick, a go-to label for the Duchess in recent months. (The California lifestyle brand is also responsible for her sundress at the polo in Miami .) Paired with vintage Lanvin earrings and her other jewelry signatures (namely, Cartier’s Tank watch and Love bracelet), the look felt simultaneously polished and relaxed.

In a Heidi Merrick dress for the couple’s first outing in Abuja.

For their second engagement on Friday, on the other hand, Harry and Meghan made it clear that, while they may no longer be senior “working” royals, they haven’t forgotten the etiquette drilled into them when dispatched to Australia, Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand by the late Queen in the wake of their 2018 wedding. Although it’s traditionally left to female members of the royal family to pay tribute to their host country, the Sussexes delivered a fashion double act: the Duchess slipped into a snow-white Altuzarra suit (first worn in Sydney during her pregnancy with Archie), while the Duke appeared in teal-green tailoring, comprising a joint nod to the colors of the Nigerian flag.

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And first thing on Saturday morning? The couple was back at work once again, with Meghan selecting Johanna Ortiz’s Tropicana Nights dress to watch her husband play a game of volleyball, having previously turned to the Colombian designer for the Ms Foundation Women of Vision Awards . Ever the California girl, the Duchess has long incorporated palm leaves into her wardrobe, from diamond Luna Skye studs to the La Ligne dress she wore to announce her second pregnancy, making this particular look both sentimental and stylish. In other words, classic Meghan.

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