The Only “Gear” You Need to Stay Active While Pregnant
I asked a handful of women for their top hacks to stay active while pregnant.
Krista Langlois
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How the Alaskan Wilderness Shaped the Salmon Sisters
From where the Salmon Sisters grew up, the closest village, with a population of just a few dozen people, was a 20-minute boat ride away.
What You Need to Get Your Baby Outside All Year Long
My daughter and I spent time outside almost every day of her first year, in every season and type of weather.
'Molly of Denali' Gives Native Kids a New Cartoon Hero
The show features a ten-year-old Athabascan girl with a bush pilot for a mother, a wilderness guide dad, and a diverse cast of Alaskan friends and neighbors.
What You Should Know Before Starting Vanlife with Kids
Tips from the pros about the importance of communication, being prepared for a breakdown, and taking it slow.
Free Forest School Wants Kids to Run Wild
Kids need more outdoor playtime, and one national nonprofit is helping provide families with just that.
How to Take Your Baby on a River Trip
With the right prep, your baby can come along on your adventure.
Should You Quit Outdoor Sports When You’re Pregnant?
Here's the consensus on staying active while pregnant.
Kiwi Becomes First to Solo Kayak the Tasman Sea
The Tasman Sea, which stretches 1,400 miles between Australia and New Zealand, is one of the most unforgiving stretches of nautical terrain in the world.
Sacred Native American Sites Are Not Your Playgrounds
Often, Native Americans are happy to share their traditional homelands if recreationists respect the cultural heritage of the places we play. Here’s how.
Sexual Harassment in the Outdoors: Our Stories
Six women talk about their experiences with harassment in the outdoors
Hostile Environment
Krista Langlois reveals the disturbing travails of river guides and proposes possible solutions to problems that are emblematic of the risks women face in the wild.
The Sexual Harassment Report Is the Tip of the Iceberg
The findings, released last week, are troubling. The reality is even worse.
Nature Might Hold the Secret to Healing Police-Community Relations
In Baltimore, a newly mandatory Outward Bound program brings together police and local kids to take steps toward easing tensions.
What It's Like Being a Woman in the Male-Dominated World of Wildland Firefighting
Women in the male-dominated world of wildland firefighting still face harassment, abuse and sexism.
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