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CEO Update: State of the Organization Recap
About one year ago the COVID-19 crisis began to impact The Mountaineers in full force. It's been an incredibly challenging year but we've persevered and are emerging from the pandemic on solid ground. Learn about recent operating and financial highlights, how we’ve responded to new public health guidance, and our expectation for the year ahead.
Beat Zoom Fatigue: How To Make Your Virtual Course More Engaging
Mountaineers volunteer Serene Chen shares resources to help you design and facilitate a fun, interactive virtual experience.
Peak Performance | Bag Rows for Upper Body Strength
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, we learn how to use an item that most of us already have in our homes to strengthen our upper-bodies - a loaded backpack!
Action Alert! House to Vote on Wild Olympics and Public Lands Protections
This week, the U.S. House of Representatives will take up the Wild Olympics Wilderness and Wild and Scenic Rivers Act as part of a larger lands package. Learn about what this means and how you can get involved.
Action Alert! Advocate for the Outdoors in Washington State’s Budget
Washington legislators are negotiating the state's budget - which includes funding for our state land management agencies and outdoor programs. Learn more about what's at stake and how you can speak up for our state lands.
Borrow gear and get outside with The Mountaineers Gear Library!
The Mountaineers Gear Library is now open to all members. Learn what the Gear Library offers and how to use it. Then, gear up and get outside!
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