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10 Essential Questions: Cindy Hoover
Meet Cindy Hoover, a cross-country skier and Co-Chair of the Global Adventures Committee who is happiest on a ridge with a 360-degree view of mountains.
How #ProtectTheArctic Went Viral and Helped Stop Arctic Drilling
This month marks the one year anniversary of a historic victory, powered by imagery from "The Arctic: Our Last Great Wilderness." Read on to hear how advocates harnessed the power of social media and amplified the youth voice to help protect the Arctic in a big way.
Outside Insights | Breaking Every Halo with Katja Hurt
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, we sat down with Super Volunteer Katja Hurt to understand the "halo effect" and how we can empower students to dismantle halos through outdoor education.
Bookmarks | Imaginary Peaks
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, we interview author Katie Ives about her new title from Mountaineers Books, "Imaginary Peaks: The Riesenstein Hoax and Other Mountain Dreams."
Save Our Forests - Support the Keep Washington Evergreen Initiative
Washington kicked off another state legislative session this week. Read more about a bold proposal The Mountaineers is supporting that would conserve and restore one of Washington’s greatest treasures - our forests.
Youngest Finisher of the Bulger List: Nathan Longhurst climbs Washington’s 100 Highest Peaks at 21
Join us as we talk with Nathan Longhurst, a 21 year old ultra runner and Mountaineer who has set a new record as the youngest finisher of the Bulger List, the highest 100 peaks in Washington.
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