The decorated Swedish runner talk about sustainable farming, injury recovery, the benefits of yoga and equal pay for women. … [Read more...]
Anglers help eliminate single-use plastic
Fishing guides, outfitters, and lodges adopt the Kick Plastic movement. … [Read more...]
Outessafest: 48 Hours in Shakori Hills, North Carolina
Folk art, traditional barbecue and the Great Smoky Mountains welcome adventurers of the Land of the Sky. … [Read more...]
Outessafest: 48 Hours in D.C.
Explore the outdoors, flowing water and history in one of America's greatest cities. … [Read more...]
Connecting with Tarahumara Via Trail Running
My eyes are glued to the back of Arnulfo Quimare’s bare heels, which adhere to his Tarahumara huaraches: simple sandals hand-crafted out of tire tread and leather straps. We haven’t even started our trail run and my heart rate is high from the anticipation. … [Read more...]
Latest Wild & Scenic Success: East Rosebud Creek
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...]
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