On this airing of The Great Outdoors, Charlie Potter talks about how kitty litter has been a great invention in saving birds. Later, he addresses how a new California law crushed youth shooting sports competitions.

On this airing of The Great Outdoors, Charlie Potter spoke on how we cannot afford the consequences of having the Conservation Reserve Program diminished as well as the smaller salmon across the Pacific Northwest.

On today’s airing of The Great Outdoors, Charlie discusses the poor wildlife management decisions happening in Canada as well as the flooding that’s been hurting the wildlife.

Lake Pepin on the Mississippi, a paradise then, and one today. Plus, Lake Michigan, will it rise dramatically in the future?

In this airing of “The Great Outdoors with Charlie Potter,” Charlie discussed the COVID-19 precautions he had to take before going to Canada, water, and the future of migratory bird corridors in the West.

Charlie discussed his and his daughter’s post-graduation trip to Vancouver Island and why you should spend some time with your family and go off the grid for little while to get in tune with nature.

Elephants do not have the same rights as humans, why this had to go to court to be decided, and the possible future for flood plain lands.