A Major Environmental Law Just Changed. Here’s What You Need to Know. Sarah Grothjan|August 14, 2020 The administration's revisions to the National Environmental Policy Act will limit public review in favor of speeding up permitting processes.
Endangered Species Act: Understanding the Changes and Potential Impact Phuong Le|August 15, 2019 The Trump administration announced its plans to overhaul the landmark Endangered Species Act, a move that conservationists say will push more at-risk species to the brink.
The Future Of Climbing Areas Julie Ellison|July 30, 2019 Here are five popular destinations where climbers and land managers are taking action to mitigate impacts on their local crags.
How to Help Reduce Your Environmental Impact as a Climber Hilary Oliver|February 7, 2019 These 13 tips will help you lower your environmental impact, whether you're climbing, shopping for gear or getting to and from the crag.
Squaw Valley Ski Resort Partners with Tesla on Renewable Energy Megan Michelson|February 8, 2018 Squaw Valley ski area announces they'll be turning to 100 percent renewable energy by the end of 2018, a move that represents a growing trend of ski resorts committing to major energy-changing initiatives.
The Growing Relationship Between Screen Time and Your Favorite Trail Brandon Fralic and Rachel Wood|April 28, 2017 Experience the ultimate immersion in Skyrim with VR conduit. Read about how to enhance your gaming experience and balance screen time with nature on your favorite trail.
Hiking in the Name of Science Enrique Gili|April 13, 2017 Nature nerds take to the woods as citizen scientists. It started with a meltdown on the Appalachian Trail in 2004. After a bruising day t...
How Hikers Can Combat Climate Change Brandon Fralic and Rachel Wood|February 23, 2017 If we don’t act to protect our beloved wild spaces, they’ll be forever altered or lost entirely. As hikers, we often encounter this maxim...
3 Ways Rock Climbers Make the Crag a Better Place Corey Buhay|August 18, 2016 It’s easy for climbers and conservationists to butt heads, but the truth is, we’ve got a lot in common. Climbing ethics frequently revolv...
