In early August, Montana won its first Wild and Scenic Rivers designation since 1976. The key to success? Addressing community concerns at the kitchen table. … [Read more...]
These Two Nonprofits Support Female Anglers
Two fast-growing groups, Artemis and Braided, are teaching women to fly fish; supporting the women who already do (and make up one-third of the fly fishing community); and spreading awareness about the importance of nature conservation. … [Read more...]
Wildfires in Colorado Impact Outdoor Recreation
With more than 50 large fires burning across the country, primarily in the West, we examine the impact on Colorado's outdoor and travel economies. … [Read more...]
#BlackGirlMagic: Marketing to millennial women of color
African-American women will steer black spending power to $1.5 trillion by 2021. Here are six ways that the outdoor industry can invite more millennial women of color into outdoor adventure. … [Read more...]
Knife Drop
These hunters are demystifying hyper-sexualized sportswomen. … [Read more...]
Yeti Cycles is building an outdoor lifestyle hub
Yeti Cycles plans to develop a 40-acre campus with a factory, showroom, protected open space, and like-minded businesses in Golden, Colorado. … [Read more...]
KEEN Wants to Hear Your Public Lands Story
KEEN invites you on a public lands camping trip. Its goal? Simple: Share stories from diverse perspectives and deepen our understanding of what public lands mean to us. … [Read more...]
Unbounded: Wilderness Controversies in Patagonia
One film crew trekked for four months through one of the most rugged trails in the world. Their goal? To uncover the greatest threats to the Patagonian people and wilderness. … [Read more...]
How Connie Marshall Became the Queen of Alta Ski Area
She started working at Alta when tickets cost $6.50 a pop. Now, as she prepares to retire, she leaves behind a legacy that spans four decades. … [Read more...]
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