The Iconic Crag at the Heart of the Hong Kong Protests
Climbers at Lion Rock have joined the pro-democracy movement in the city's struggle with Beijing
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Remembering Gert Boyle, the Legend Behind Columbia
She escaped the Nazis, stuck it to the men, turned the outdoor industry on its head, and made us laugh. All while seeking perfection.
Fact-Checking Trump's Tweets on the California Fires
Has Governor Gavin Newsom done a bad job managing the wildfires? Should he invest in "cleaning" the forest? We've got answers.
The Interior Is Losing the Battle to Crack Down on FOIA
Environmental groups prevent DOI’s efforts to restrict FOIA disclosures
Uranium Scare Exposes Grand Canyon's Toxic Work Culture
A scandal over radiation exposure at the national park is the latest weapon employees have used against each other in a perpetually dysfunctional workplace
A New Plan to Make Camping in National Parks Worse
A controversial Interior Department advisory committee has made a series of recommendations aimed at privatizing campgrounds on public lands
How Your Local YMCA Could Save the World
A modest proposal that, at the very least, will make your community better
How Athletes Are Using Their Power to Protect Winter
Outdoor athletes have plenty of influence on Instagram. Protect Our Winters wants to wield it in the halls of Congress.
How to Find Your Climate Candidates
Getting involved in local and state elections can lead to big changes in the fight against global warming
Why Running’s Greatest Protest Still Matters
As John Carlos and Tommie Smith are about to be inducted in the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame, others face punishment for similar acts.
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