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Leave No Trace Tips for New Hikers
Learn how to protect and preserve our wild places with these Leave No Trace tips for new hikers.
Share Your Forest Use Data - Help Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
The University of Washington Outdoor R&D Team is partnering with AMGA and other outdoor organizations to provide land managers real-time data on demand and land use at recreation sites on Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. You can help by providing your uses and observations.
Mountainfilm on Tour - Oct 1-3, 2020
Virtual Mountainfilm on Tour starts on October 1, and a ticket purchase gives you access to the films for three days. The tour features documentary films exploring cultures, preserving environments, and promoting adventure.
Why the Arctic? Braided River’s Legacy of Alaskan Arctic Impact Publishing
As a Washington state-based publisher, books featuring the Arctic may seem outside of our mission. Yet, the Arctic is emblematic of our fight for all American public lands. Learn more about our history of impact publishing in the Alaskan Arctic.
Bloodworks Northwest Blood Drive - Sep 28-Oct 1
The summer is the slowest season for blood donation, and COVID-19 has placed increased strain on the blood supply at local hospitals. Join us Sep 28-Oct 1 for a Mountaineers Blood Drive with Bloodworks Northwest by RSVPing now.
Board & Branch Elections - 2020
It's election season at The Mountaineers. Learn about the 2020 Board of Director candidates, our branch elections, and how to vote.
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