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Save the Date: Support Scholarships this #GivingTuesday
Help us reach our goal of $20,000 this #GivingTuesday to provide 75 scholarships for those who face financial barriers to getting outside.
Bookmarks | A Thousand Trails Home: Living with Caribou
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, we interview author Seth Kantner about his new title from Mountaineers Books, "A Thousand Trails Home: Living with Caribou."
Breaking Down the 2021 Federal Infrastructure Bill
Big news for public lands: the bipartisan infrastructure bill was recently signed into law. Learn about what’s in the package and how it will provide major investments to support Forest Service roads, wildfire resilience, post-wildfire restoration, recreation opportunities, and more in Washington.
Changing Perspectives Begins with a Book: Year-end Reflections from Braided River
The Mountaineers Conservation staff recently caught up with colleagues Helen Cherullo and Erika Lundahl, who lead Braided River, the conservation imprint of Mountaineers Books. We discussed what transpired for them in 2021 and what they’re looking forward to in the years to come. Read on to go behind the scenes of their current campaigns and connect to Braided River’s work and this special corner of our Mountaineers community.
10 Essential Questions: Shendorah Fisher
Meet Shendorah Fisher, the hiker and backpacker who fondly remembers meeting her "Hike Tribe" in our Backpacking Building Blocks (B3) Course.
Peak Performance | Better Knees through Ankle and Hip Mobility
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, learn how to improve your knee health by increasing hip and ankle mobility.
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