The market research report on intelligent LED outdoor lighting solutions offers a comprehensive study on market share, size, growth aspects and main players.In addition, the report contains brief information on the regional competitive landscape, market trends and drivers, opportunities and challenges, distributors, sales channels, risks and barriers to entry, as well as analysis of Porters five forces.In addition, the main objective of this report is to provide a detailed analysis of how aspects of the market can potentially influence the future of the market for intelligent LED outdoor lighting solutions.The report also offers a comprehensive analysis on competitive manufacturers as well as new entrants also studying with their brief research.

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In addition, this report also contains a price, income, market share and the production of the service providers is also mentioned with precise data.In addition, the global report on the intelligent LED outdoor lighting solution focuses mainly on current developments, new possibilities, advances as well as sleeping traps.In addition, the report on the market of intelligent LED outdoor lighting solution offers a complete analysis of the current situation and the possibilities of advancement of the market of intelligent LED outdoor lighting solution around the world. .This report analyzes important key elements such as production, capacity, revenue, price, gross margin, sales revenue, sales volume, growth rate, consumption, import, export , technological developments, supply and future growth strategies.

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The key players covered in this study

Philips Lighting HoldingAcuity BrandsGeneral ElectricOsram LichtHoneywellCooper IndustriesLumensSchneider Electricdigital floorlamp.VisionLutron Electronics Company

Market segment by type, the product can be divided into

Hardwaresoftwareservices

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Market segment by application, divided into

Street lightingLandscapelightingStadiumParkingWaterways

Market segment by region / country, this report covers

United StatesEuropeChinaJapanSoutheast AsiaIndiaCentral and South America

The objectives of the study of this report are:

Analyze the global status of the intelligent LED outdoor lighting solution, future forecasts, growth opportunities, the key market and the main players.Present the development of the intelligent LED outdoor lighting solution in the United States, Europe and China.Establish a strategic profile of the main players and thoroughly analyze their development plan and strategies.Define, describe and forecast the market by product type, market and key regions.

In this study, the years considered to estimate the market size of the intelligent LED outdoor lighting solution are as follows:

Historical year: 2013-2017Base year: 2017Estimated year: 2018Forecast year 2018 to 2025

Main points of the table of contents:

Chapter One: Report OverviewChapter Two: Trends in Global GrowthChapter Three: Market Share of Major PlayersChapter Four: Distribution by Type and ApplicationChapter Five: United StatesChapter Six: EuropeChapter Seven: ChinaChapter Eight: JapanChapter Nine: Southeast AsiaChapter Ten: IndiaChapter Eleven: Central and South AmericaChapter Twelve: Profiles of International PlayersChapter Thirteen: Market Forecast 2018-2025Chapter Fourteen: Analyst Views / FindingsChapter Fifteen: Annex

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In this Aug. 9, 2017, file photo, stars rotate in the night sky over the East Branch of the Penobscot River, in this time exposure at the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument near Patten, Maine. The park has been recognized by the International Dark-Sky Association as the first International Dark Sky Sanctuary on the eastern seaboard of the United States and only the 12th designation in the world.

The incredibly starry sky of the Katahdin region has long been celebrated, and now its being recognized internationally.

Maines Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument has been recognized as the first International Dark Sky Sanctuary on the East Coast by the International Dark Sky Association, becoming the 12th such designation in the world.

This designation is the culmination of a long-term effort by a dedicated group of people and is an exciting event in the short history of the monument, Katahdin Woods and Waters Superintendent Tim Hudson said Friday.

The International Dark Sky Association established the International Dark Sky Places Program in 2001 to encourage the protection of natural dark night skies around the globe.

There are not many places in the world that are designated like this, Hudson said. And some of them are way out there like the Pitcairn Islands. Rainbow Bridge National Monument is the only other one in the [National] Park Service, and thats down in remote southwestern Utah.

Becoming designated as a Dark Sky Sanctuary by the association involves a rigorous application process. First and foremost, the night sky seen from the property must meet a certain standard. Luminance of the night sky is measured by an instrument called a sky quality meter, and must be routinely equal to or darker than 21.5 magnitudes per square arcsecond in the visual band. In other words, the location must be very dark.

Applicants must also demonstrate robust community support for dark sky protection, commit to quality outdoor lighting that doesnt cause light pollution and provide nighttime public access to the property among other requirements.

It took a number of years and a number of people working on this to get the readings and show how dark our sky is, Hudson said, adding that the effort was started by Elliotsville Plantation Inc. and has involved Friends of Katahdin Woods and Waters and volunteers from around the state.

Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument was established August 24, 2016, to protect the natural and cultural landscape just east of Baxter State Park, where the East Branch of the Penobscot River and its tributaries run freely. In this wilderness area, the stars are bright and numerous. Constellations are clear, and the band of the Milky Way galaxy can easily be distinguished on a clear night. The area even sees occasional displays of the aurora borealis.

Experiencing the night skies here will take you back in time to the night skies first experienced by the Wabanaki 11,000 years ago and the many people who have followed in their footsteps since, including John James Audubon, Henry David Thoreau, Theodore Roosevelt and others, Hudson said.

Hudson believes that the Dark Sky Sanctuary designation has the potential to attract more visitors to the region. In fact, its widely believed that astrotourism tourism that involves the night sky and astronomy is gaining popularity.

Throughout the national monument planning process which is still ongoing the regions dark sky has always been considered as an important natural resource worth protecting, Hudson said. This designation doesnt change much in terms of planning, though it may influence future decisions about outdoor lighting, signage and the development of camping and gathering areas.

For instance, we may want to place some benches away from a campfire area so people can sit and look at the stars away from the light, Hudson said.

The monuments Dark Sky Sanctuary designation will be celebrated during the 7th annual Stars Over Katahdin event, scheduled for Sept. 12. This event, hosted by the Friends of Katahdin Woods and Waters, provides visitors an opportunity to learn about the monuments dark skies while stargazing with astronomers at an overlook in the national monument.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a virtual version of the event is also being prepared in case an in-person gathering is not advisable at the scheduled time.

We wont cancel it, but we may innovate how its celebrated, said Andy Bossie, executive director of Friends of Katahdin Woods and Waters. If need be, we will bring the night sky to people.

In 2019, Friends of Katahdin Woods and Waters released the first edition of the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument Dark Sky Guide. A new edition of the guide is now available online, and print versions of this second edition will soon be available by request.

The celebration of dark skies in the region has been going on long before the monument was created, Bossie said. This designation has been a long time coming. Were really proud of it.

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Barbecue season couldnt be more welcome this year.

Grilling is a way to change things up and expand the menu and the view for those stuck at home because of the coronavirus. Eating out means the patio, yard or balcony, if you have one.

Theres all kinds of stylish and practical barbecue gear available to help.

If your home has a mid-century vibe, you could bring that outdoors too. Heston Blumenthals Everdure has a slim, trim, die-cast aluminum body on furniture-style legs, and comes in graphite, sky blue, claret or burnt orange. Features include a Bluetooth app for recipes, cooking tips and grill monitoring, a pizza stone, and vents on top and bottom for even cooking. A touch ignition feature gets the charcoal fired up.

Arteflames Corten steel-based pedestal grill also has a modern look. Load the center pit with wood or charcoal, and the surrounding steel cooking ring lets you sear foods at higher or lower temps, depending on positioning. Pop the ring off to turn the grill into a fire bowl.

Riverbend Homes small, 14-by-22.5-inch wood or charcoal grill is a nice size for urban patios, and can be used for searing, roasting, grilling or low-temperature smoking. The ceramic exterior is offered in on-trend orange as well as dark gray. The company also has the handy Ooni Koda propane pizza grill, which is ready to go in 15 minutes and cooks pizza in about a minute. You can also use it to roast fish, steak or vegetables.

Serious grill enthusiasts might opt for a kamado-style grill the word means stove in Japanese with its distinctive oval shape. With top and bottom vents, these grills have thick ceramic heat-trapping walls that heat up quickly; they work much like convection ovens.

Almost every kamado grill manufacturer recommends using lump charcoal over charcoal briquettes. In our experience, briquettes may cost less, but lump charcoal is better suited for a kamado grill. It can reach higher temperatures and it tends to smell better as you cook it, too, says Lindsay D. Mattison, a chef and food writer in Durango, Colo.

No lighter fluid

She warns against using lighter fluid with these grills. It can absorb into the uncoated ceramics in the firebox, and no one wants their food to taste like fuel.

Big Green Eggs got several sizes of ceramic grills, including a 10-inch mini thats perfect for tailgating or picnics. Several of their Kamado Joe models come with free charcoal; the brand features an airlift hinge that reduces the lid weight, making it easier to open and close.

Theres also a hybrid Kamado model, available at Williams-Sonoma, that takes either charcoal or gas. Its white exterior makes it look a little like R2D2.

And Monolith has added Alexa capabilities to their version; share your recipes with others on the app, set temps and monitor the cooking process via voice control. Blazes version is made of heavy-gauge aluminum, so you can use charcoal, briquettes and lighter fluid. The 20-inch model is big enough to fit about a 15-pound turkey.

The stretch limo of grills would be Hestans 55-inch model, which has over 650 square inches of cooking surface, a bunch of burners, built-in ceramic infrared rotisserie, and motion-activated under-hood halogen lighting. It comes in colors like purple, burgundy, white, and light and deep blues. It comes in fashionable colors like purple, burgundy and white, so you can bring some stylish sear to your social distancing.

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Global Covid-19 Impact on Outdoor Portable Lights Market Segment By Type:

,Flashlights,Headlamps,Area lights/lanterns,Bicycle lights,Others

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1.1 Research Scope1.2 Market Segmentation1.3 Research Objectives1.4 Research Methodology1.4.1 Research Process1.4.2 Data Triangulation1.4.3 Research Approach1.4.4 Base Year1.5 Coronavirus Disease 2019 (Covid-19) Impact Will Have a Severe Impact on Global Growth1.5.1 Covid-19 Impact: Global GDP Growth, 2019, 2020 and 2021 Projections1.5.2 Covid-19 Impact: Commodity Prices Indices1.5.3 Covid-19 Impact: Global Major Government Policy1.6 The Covid-19 Impact on Outdoor Portable Lights Industry1.7 COVID-19 Impact: Outdoor Portable Lights Market Trends 2 Global Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Market Size Analysis2.1 Outdoor Portable Lights Business Impact Assessment COVID-192.1.1 Global Outdoor Portable Lights Market Size, Pre-COVID-19 and Post- COVID-19 Comparison, 2015-20262.1.2 Global Outdoor Portable Lights Price, Pre-COVID-19 and Post- COVID-19 Comparison, 2015-20262.2 Global Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Market Size 2020-20212.3 COVID-19-Driven Market Dynamics and Factor Analysis2.3.1 Drivers2.3.2 Restraints2.3.3 Opportunities2.3.4 Challenges 3 Quarterly Competitive Assessment, 20203.1 Global Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Market Size by Manufacturers, 2019 VS 20203.2 Global Outdoor Portable Lights Factory Price by Manufacturers3.3 Location of Key Manufacturers Outdoor Portable Lights Manufacturing Factories and Area Served3.4 Date of Key Manufacturers Enter into Outdoor Portable Lights Market3.5 Key Manufacturers Outdoor Portable Lights Product Offered3.6 Mergers & Acquisitions, Expansion Plans 4 Impact of Covid-19 on Outdoor Portable Lights Segments, By Type4.1 Introduction1.4.1 Flashlights1.4.2 Headlamps1.4.3 Area lights/lanterns1.4.4 Bicycle lights1.4.5 Others4.2 By Type, Global Outdoor Portable Lights Market Size, 2019-20214.2.1 By Type, Global Outdoor Portable Lights Market Size by Type, 2020-20214.2.2 By Type, Global Outdoor Portable Lights Price, 2020-2021 5 Impact of Covid-19 on Outdoor Portable Lights Segments, By Application5.1 Overview5.5.1 Camping5.5.2 Biking5.5.3 Others5.2 By Application, Global Outdoor Portable Lights Market Size, 2019-20215.2.1 By Application, Global Outdoor Portable Lights Market Size by Application, 2019-20215.2.2 By Application, Global Outdoor Portable Lights Price, 2020-2021 6 Geographic Analysis6.1 Introduction6.2 North America6.2.1 Macroeconomic Indicators of US6.2.2 US6.2.3 Canada6.3 Europe6.3.1 Macroeconomic Indicators of Europe6.3.2 Germany6.3.3 France6.3.4 UK6.3.5 Italy6.4 Asia-Pacific6.4.1 Macroeconomic Indicators of Asia-Pacific6.4.2 China6.4.3 Japan6.4.4 South Korea6.4.5 India6.4.6 ASEAN6.5 Rest of World6.5.1 Latin America6.5.2 Middle East and Africa 7 Company Profiles7.1 Maglite7.1.1 Maglite Business Overview7.1.2 Maglite Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.1.3 Maglite Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.1.4 Maglite Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.2 Kang Mingsheng7.2.1 Kang Mingsheng Business Overview7.2.2 Kang Mingsheng Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.2.3 Kang Mingsheng Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.2.4 Kang Mingsheng Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.3 Energizer7.3.1 Energizer Business Overview7.3.2 Energizer Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.3.3 Energizer Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.3.4 Energizer Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.4 Ledlenser7.4.1 Ledlenser Business Overview7.4.2 Ledlenser Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.4.3 Ledlenser Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.4.4 Ledlenser Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.5 KENNEDE7.5.1 KENNEDE Business Overview7.5.2 KENNEDE Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.5.3 KENNEDE Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.5.4 KENNEDE Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.6 DP Lighting7.6.1 DP Lighting Business Overview7.6.2 DP Lighting Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.6.3 DP Lighting Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.6.4 DP Lighting Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.7 Taigeer7.7.1 Taigeer Business Overview7.7.2 Taigeer Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.7.3 Taigeer Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.7.4 Taigeer Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.8 Oceans King7.8.1 Oceans King Business Overview7.8.2 Oceans King Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.8.3 Oceans King Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.8.4 Oceans King Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.9 SureFire7.9.1 SureFire Business Overview7.9.2 SureFire Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.9.3 SureFire Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.9.4 SureFire Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.10 Dorcy7.10.1 Dorcy Business Overview7.10.2 Dorcy Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.10.3 Dorcy Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.10.4 Dorcy Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.11 Nite Ize7.11.1 Nite Ize Business Overview7.11.2 Nite Ize Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.11.3 Nite Ize Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.11.4 Nite Ize Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.12 Nitecore7.12.1 Nitecore Business Overview7.12.2 Nitecore Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.12.3 Nitecore Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.12.4 Nitecore Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.13 Jiage7.13.1 Jiage Business Overview7.13.2 Jiage Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.13.3 Jiage Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.13.4 Jiage Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.14 Petzl7.14.1 Petzl Business Overview7.14.2 Petzl Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.14.3 Petzl Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.14.4 Petzl Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.15 Nextorch7.15.1 Nextorch Business Overview7.15.2 Nextorch Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.15.3 Nextorch Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.15.4 Nextorch Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.16 Fenix7.16.1 Fenix Business Overview7.16.2 Fenix Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.16.3 Fenix Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.16.4 Fenix Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.17 Pelican7.17.1 Pelican Business Overview7.17.2 Pelican Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.17.3 Pelican Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.17.4 Pelican Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.18 Twoboys7.18.1 Twoboys Business Overview7.18.2 Twoboys Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.18.3 Twoboys Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.18.4 Twoboys Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.19 Olight7.19.1 Olight Business Overview7.19.2 Olight Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.19.3 Olight Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.19.4 Olight Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.20 Streamlight7.20.1 Streamlight Business Overview7.20.2 Streamlight Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.20.3 Streamlight Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.20.4 Streamlight Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.21 Princeton7.21.1 Princeton Business Overview7.21.2 Princeton Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.21.3 Princeton Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.21.4 Princeton Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.22 Wolf Eyes7.22.1 Wolf Eyes Business Overview7.22.2 Wolf Eyes Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.22.3 Wolf Eyes Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.22.4 Wolf Eyes Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments7.23 Browning7.23.1 Browning Business Overview7.23.2 Browning Outdoor Portable Lights Quarterly Production and Revenue, 20207.23.3 Browning Outdoor Portable Lights Product Introduction7.23.4 Browning Response to COVID-19 and Related Developments 8 Supply Chain and Sales Channels Analysis8.1 Outdoor Portable Lights Supply Chain Analysis8.1.1 Outdoor Portable Lights Supply Chain Analysis8.1.2 Covid-19 Impact on Outdoor Portable Lights Supply Chain8.2 Distribution Channels Analysis8.2.1 Outdoor Portable Lights Distribution Channels8.2.2 Covid-19 Impact on Outdoor Portable Lights Distribution Channels8.2.3 Outdoor Portable Lights Distributors8.3 Outdoor Portable Lights Customers 9 Key Findings 10 Appendix10.1 About Us10.2 Disclaimer

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On Friday, May 8, 2020, at 8:20 p.m., residents and businesses in the Morrisons Cove region and surrounding communities are encouraged to show their appreciation for everyone who has been working tirelessly and unselfishly to provide for and support their families, friends, and neighbors during these challenging days. The Morrisons Cove Rotary Club is collaborating with its members, residents, the business community, municipalities, and fire companies, encouraging them to Light Up the Cove by turning on their indoor and outdoor lights, go outside to clap and cheer, ring bells, and honk horns when the clock strikes 8:20 p.m. Area fire companies have been invited to bring their fire trucks to designated areas and join the event by turning on their lights and sirens. The Roaring Spring Athletic Stadium lights will be lit and the scoreboard will display 2020. The Morrisons Cove Rotary Club is happy to be the catalyst to organize the local community in a special way with Light Up the Cove, said Chrissy Dively, Morrisons Cove Rotary Club president. Our area has many frontline workers, families, kids, and businesses plagued with uncertainty throughout the last few months. This event is to show that we as a community will stick together through these times and show our fellow community members that we are here to support each other. We are encouraging all businesses and individual home dwellings to join us in Lighting Up the Cove. For more information on Light Up the Cove or Morrisons Cove Rotary Club, contact Chrissy Dively at 224-5556, email [emailprotected], or visit the clubs Facebook page and website at morrisonscoverotary.org.

On Friday, May 8, 2020, at 8:20 p.m., residents and businesses in the Morrisons Cove region and surrounding communities are encouraged to show their appreciation for everyone who has been working tirelessly and unselfishly to provide for and support their families, friends, and neighbors during these challenging days.

The Morrisons Cove Rotary Club is collaborating with its members, residents, the business community, municipalities, and fire companies, encouraging them to Light Up the Cove by turning on their indoor and outdoor lights, go outside to clap and cheer, ring bells, and honk horns when the clock strikes 8:20 p.m.

Area fire companies have been invited to bring their fire trucks to designated areas and join the event by turning on their lights and sirens. The Roaring Spring Athletic Stadium lights will be lit and the scoreboard will display 2020.

The Morrisons Cove Rotary Club is happy to be the catalyst to organize the local community in a special way with Light Up the Cove, said Chrissy Dively, Morrisons Cove Rotary Club president. Our area has many frontline workers, families, kids, and businesses plagued with uncertainty throughout the last few months. This event is to show that we as a community will stick together through these times and show our fellow community members that we are here to support each other. We are encouraging all businesses and individual home dwellings to join us in Lighting Up the Cove.

For more information on Light Up the Cove or Morrisons Cove Rotary Club, contact Chrissy Dively at 224-5556, email [emailprotected], or visit the clubs Facebook page and website at morrisonscoverotary.org.

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Exploring the outdoors feeds our souls and helps keep us healthy when done responsibly. Yet, as we begin to once again enjoy these benefits, we must keep the wellbeing of all of us in mind.

For several weeks, Washington residents have put protecting their families and communities above enjoying our natural landscapes. As leaders in Washingtons outdoor recreation community, we want to say thank you for this sacrifice. Fortunately, as Washingtons state-managed lands, including parks, forests, natural and wildlife areas, begin to reopen for day use, we can once more enjoy the activities and environments we love.

The reopening comes with responsibility, however. We know COVID-19 is still here, and we should be recreating differently if we want to be safe and keep these areas open for us all to enjoy.

Regardless of how you spend time outdoors, you have a role to play. Lead by example minimize the risks you take and the risks you pose to others.

Its not, of course, the outdoors itself that spreads COVID-19. Its the people, like us, who live in this state because we love the outdoors. With so many of us having been cooped up for weeks, the opportunity to explore our states natural areas is a compelling draw. And yes, we can do that safely by taking responsibility for our actions.

To lead by example, each of us should be willing to have a backup plan when a site is crowded. Each of us should come prepared with face coverings for an unexpected situation when maintaining 6 feet of physical distance from others becomes impossible. Each of us should pack toilet paper and the essentials for frequent hand-washing or sanitizing. Each of us should exercise the self-control to stay home when we have even an inkling that we might be sick, or if we believe we may have been exposed to COVID-19.

For many of us, enjoying the outdoors means spending time with family and friends. During this time of reopening, we suggest that you enjoy the outdoors with only people from your household. If you do meet others, travel separately, stay 6 feet apart, bring your own gear, and disinfect shared surfaces frequently. But also remember that the best way to value your friends and family is to protect each other. Consider waiting to embark on that shared trip.

Please take care in selecting your destination. We suggest sites close to home. This could reduce the chance that COVID-19 could spread to unimpacted communities, or accidentally bringing it back to your community. Now is the perfect time to discover your local recreation sites. With some research, you may also be able to find less used trails, waters and recreation areas that are off the beaten path and less likely to attract crowds.

Check before lighting a campfire, as the COVID situation has increased firefighting complexity and some burns bans are already in place.

Enjoy day trips, as all camping on state lands is still closed. Fill your cooler and gas tank before leaving your neighborhood, and plan to be back home before needing more supplies.

And, before heading out, its best to confirm that your intended destination is open. Many sites, whether local, tribal, or federal, particularly those where maintaining proper physical distancing could be difficult, remain closed. Please respect these closures.

Finally, if you pack it in, pack it out. Trash cans may be available but dont use them. If you are able, take that trash home with you. With more visitors and fewer maintenance staff, were asking you to lead by example here too. Restrooms offer a special challenge; they may not currently be open or meet typical cleanliness levels due to high use and limited staff. There are many options for safely managing your own human waste and, if necessary, you should be prepared to do so. Piles of garbage, or worse, may put that site in jeopardy of being shut down, not because of COVID-19, but for unsanitary conditions. Nobody wants that.

If you, we, and all of us, act as leaders in our communities and embrace these changes to recreating in the outdoors, we begin to create the norms that can ensure safe and ongoing access to public lands and outdoor recreation for everyone.

Its a whole new world out there, so please, Washington, practice responsible recreation as you go back to the wild.

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Beach days were back, parking lots were filling up again, and once-dark hotel rooms were beginning to glow orange with guests. And a little after 9 p.m. on a cool and starry Friday night, ice cream sounded good.

From a distance, it looked like a normal weekend indulgence, the cap to a postcard sunset, as families pressed close to the window of Twistee Treat in St. Pete Beach. They stood in a long, floodlit line that curled into the parking lot around the buildings big vanilla swirl.

Many did not, however, remain six feet apart. And it was hard to lick a soft-serve cone while wearing a mask.

Further along Gulf Boulevard, past dark stretches with lingering VACANCY signs, came swells of people strolling through propped-open doors of beach bars and restaurants, conversation spilling into the street. On patios, under string lights, couples and friends sat distanced from other tables and clinked celebratory beers.

Taking in scenes of Tampa Bay coming back to life on the first weekend most of Florida started to reopen, the notion that the U.S. remains in the clutch of a pandemic felt far away. Florida had just marked its deadliest week since the coronavirus first took hold here. Accordingly, many people stayed home, watching the world go by from the porch. For others, this 85-degree weekend with its newly-loosened rules felt more like a victory lap.

***

It was instinctive. When Lisa Lewis and Carenthia Prince met in Ybor City Friday night, they reached for a hug. The two friends pulled up short just before making contact.

Lewis, 38, from Gibsonton, and Prince, a 36-year-old who lives in Ybor, met up for dinner on 7th Avenue, where street segments were blocked off in one of Tampas Caf and Retail Zones. They wore masks and carried hand sanitizer, but said it felt great to be out.

Tables took up part of the roadway, and restaurant workers in masks spritzed chairs with cleaner across from parked police cruisers. A responsible patron checklist hung on poles at each block. Finally, storefronts were lighting up again. But Lewis was surprised to see so few masks.

I just wish they would be a little more cautious, she said.

To hug or not to hug differed by person. Some friends reunited in the streets with running embraces and cries of I missed you! Jennifer Cadry, 44, of Brandon, opted for air hugs. She lost her job as a bartender during the shutdown, and to pay the bills, Cadry fought her discomfort and signed up to drive for Uber Eats and shop for Instacart. To see restaurants and other businesses open was a balm.

As long as people are responsible and restaurants are sanitizing, it lowers the risk to the point that I feel comfortable being out, she said.

Ybors sights and the slice of normalcy they provided proved irresistible to some whod stayed indoors for weeks. Denise Vidro, 38, and Martin Torres, 46, had gotten fresh air from time to time on his motorcycle, but on Friday, they sat at Nicahabana and enjoyed a cigar and a cup of coffee.

Were always together, but we havent seen friends, Vidro said, as she looked over at a large group sitting outside Tequila Bar Taqueria, where there was a giant jug of hand sanitizer on the hostess stand. Watching them feels good. Its so good to see people again.

***

Saturday morning arrived with hot, blue skies and postcard-puffy clouds, almost like a personal invitation to step outside.

In Spring Hill, Bruce Gresh embraced the status quo. He relaxed. He watched the birds flit about his yard. He felt grateful to be safe.

In Seminole Heights, 72-year-old Sharlene Lindsey did the same. Her front porch was perfect for watching her younger neighbors walk and run by. She was content to stay put.

For many, Saturday came and went without a sense of urgency. To reemerge now felt like a needless risk. If they ventured out, some opted for masks, or made a quick stop for takeout. Others sought quiet spaces, like Lassing Park in St. Petersburg, so empty that pet owners could let their dogs off leash to wander.

A couple walked along the shore with an old-faced golden retriever, talking about whether their friend would be able to have a birthday dinner. Two people kayaked side by side in the bay. A duo pedaled a red tandem bike on the sidewalk.

A new mother held her baby while her husband carefully aimed a camera at them, holding a small bushel of sunflowers to use as a prop. Luis Gonzalez, 29, said he and Erica Gonzalez, 30, wanted to take photos to commemorate her first Mothers Day.

Their son Leo Gonzalez was born on February 3rd. A month later they started quarantining, weeks before the state made the order official.

The couple moved from New York last year to be closer to family. They were able to introduce Leo to family in the weeks before the coronavirus hit, but it was hard to not be able to share their baby with loved ones, who have only seen his round cheeks and wispy hair over video chat.

The goal was to be near family and start a family, Luis Gonzalez said. The one thing we had looked forward to had to be kind of taken away.

Having a newborn meant Erica was already being cautious, but now her biggest worry is that she or Luis could become sick, unable to care for Leo.

In the next few weeks, theyre thinking about expanding their quarantine circle a little wider, but arent in any rush to go out. These days, Luis has been working from home, in a desk pushed next to his sons crib.

***

Long before noon on Saturday, traffic on the Pinellas Bayway was backed up to the toll booth by Eckerd College. For those drivers, the slog to the Gulf was just beginning.

Theyd soon find Pass-a-Grille Beach packed to the brim. Literally.

Signs indicating the beach was full prevented drivers on Pass-a-Grille Way from turning toward the shore, while Pinellas County sheriffs cars lined Gulf Way. Deputies stood at each beach access point. No entry.

North and south along the shoreline, the beach faded into a sea of umbrellas along the dunes. People walked the wet sand and slept in the sun. Signs staked in the sand outlined the new BEACH RULES. Kids played in the 77-degree water.

Getting to the beach Saturday was a must for 18-year-old Olivia Manno. The Plant High senior who just finished online classes Friday said she came to the beach in a group of nine to celebrate a friends 18th birthday.

She normally goes to the beach twice a week. Its been 52 days since her last visit.

As a Floridian, its hard not to go, she said.

Nearby, Christine Valdes and her husband were enjoying lunch at the busy Paradise Grille beachside. Residents of St. Pete Beach, they rode their bikes south.

They said so long as they stuck to outdoor dining, they werent so concerned about contracting the virus.

Were not trying to go inside any of the restaurants, said Valdes, 55. Everybody seems to be respecting their distance.

Across the street, the famed Hurricane Seafood Restaurant seated patrons outdoors only. Servers delivered plates in blue gloves, bare-faced.

***

At Brooklyn South on Central Avenue in St. Petersburg, a sign on the door asked customers to limit themselves to only three or four inside at a time. And stop touching your face! The line edged out to the sidewalk, where a man lifted his mask to take a pull on his vape.

Its good to see you, a regular said to the guy behind the register.

Its good to be seen.

Picnic tables at Casita Taqueria on Central were crammed, a tight-knit queue pushing out the door. Friends shared baskets of chips under Corona-branded umbrellas. Out front, four teenage girls wrangled Coast bikes from the kiosk and set off.

Across the street, motorcyclists and dog-walkers stopped to pick up bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches and iced coffee from Bandit Coffee Co.s contactless station.

Elsewhere along the downtown corridor, St. Pete came to life in a patchwork. An OPEN flag hung outside one antique shop while others remained shuttered, yellow sheriffs warnings still posted in the windows. WELCOME BACK banners and spaced-out tables materialized next to eateries with cautious instructions taped to the door. A crystal shop was open, a rattan furniture shop was closed. A smoke shop was open, a vegan cafe was closed.

Masks were few. Sundresses and sunglasses were many. Along the waterfront parks, hammocks hung from palms. Joggers and sightseers paraded down the walkways, past a closed playground and empty pool. Were they keeping their distance? Many were. Others, it was hard to say. There was a feeling of sweet relief, as bicyclists pedaled along the water, handlebar streamers catching the breeze.

At many of Beach Drives upscale restaurants, servers wore black masks, leaning in to take orders. A downtown trolley passed, lit up with instruction: COVER UR FACE B4 U RIDE.

Next to an Italian ice cart was a sign for $1 masks.

***

Under normal circumstances, Regina Kaza, 27, of Tampa, and Chelsea Lettiero, 27, of Westchase, meet every other week for yoga and brunch. This time, it was just an iced coffee from Buddy Brew in Hyde Park and a perch on the fountain. But it was a pleasant reminder of routine.

Neither has been out much. Kaza isnt ready to go to a restaurant, but being outside where shes able to keep her distance is nice. Lettiero went to dinner at Mothers Restaurant this week.

I was hesitant to come out, Kaza said. I thought it would be busier.

All the tables in the Village Center were full, but were spaced apart. The Clark family dug into Bartaco takeout. It may not be the beach, 43-year-old April Clark said, but her kids needed to get off of their electronics.

This is a nice compromise.

At Armature Works, people sprawled in the Adirondack chairs across the lawn. And at International Plaza, thousands of people roamed the tile floors, about half in masks. More than 20 shoppers queued six feet apart outside Forever 21, mask required, to be one of ten people browsing its sprawling racks. Louis Vuitton had the same policy, while stores such as H&M, Victorias Secret and Gap stayed closed.

Kids held parents hands, and could only stare as they passed the once-energetic play area that now sat dormant.

Its great to see everybody back, said Max Moyer, 20, the owner of a shoe-cleaning business that sits between Morphe and Abercrombie Kids. But its different for sure.

***

For some, this weekend meant sanity. Sonia Hass got breakfast at Clear Sky Cafe in Dunedin. We arent being reckless but not living in fear, she said.

For others, it was ominous. Laura McCrary of Palm Harbor, logging onto Facebook and seeing the scene outside, simply felt sad. She feared the surge that might arise in a couple of weeks.

Stephanie Addis, 45, of St. Pete, tried to recreate her Friday tradition with her boyfriend, getting carryout pizza from Old Northeast Tavern. But after a few outings in a few days, the guilt grew. It felt wrong, she said.

Matt Cardillo of Tampa, watching it all play out online, tweeted: Its a party in the eye of a hurricane.

***

In the Sterling Ranch neighborhood of Brandon, Melissa Clarke was trying to decide what to order for takeout. She and her husband had been hoping for dinner from the Columbia Restaurant, but it wasnt open yet. She was content to wait.

Her 50-year-old husband is immunocompromised, she said, and hasnt left home in nearly two months. Clarke, 49, steps out only to drop off their dog at the vet and run curbside errands. They get groceries delivered. A few times a day, they go on a walk and say hello to neighbors from afar. When someone comes close, they cross the street.

Watching people rush back into the world left Clarke and her husband concerned: Will we lose more people than is necessary?

We understand that people are restless, she said, but to us it is life or death, and being a bit restless is worth saving lives.

She misses drinks at 7venth Sun Brewery in Seminole Heights. She hates that so many beloved places are struggling. But takeout was still on the menu.

We will give it more time, she said.

Staff writers Divya Kumar, Zachary T. Sampson and Emily Mahoney contributed to this report.

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DENVILLE, NJ -- The Denville Police Department has issued an advisory alerting residents of coyote sightings in town. The advisory states that while "[t]here is no cause for alarm[,]...[residents should] be mindful of any small domestic pets that are let outside. It is good practice to always have your pet on a leash."

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