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New Guidance for Reopening Mountaineers Programming: Phases 1.5 & 2
The Mountaineers will allow small groups to resume Mountaineers trips and programs during Phases 1.5 & 2 beginning June 6. Learn more about what to expect on your next trip, how to prepare, and what protections are in place to ensure the well-being of our community.
Mountaineers Programming and the Coronavirus
All in-person Mountaineers programming is suspended through at least June 5. On May 29, we issued updated guidance for how we will begin to reopen Mountaineers programming in Phases 1.5 & 2. Visit this blog to see a timeline of our responses to COVID-19, and follow the link to our COVID-19 Response page to see all of the resources available for volunteers, members, guests, and staff.
10 Essential Questions: David Metz
Meet David Metz, a Colorado native who discovered glacier travel through The Mountaineers and loves to see the sunrise from the mountains.
Fighting Racism In The Outdoors
All people should have equal opportunities and access to engage with nature.
Impact Giving: How Philanthropy Supports Mountaineers Books
In this month's edition of our Impact Giving series, we celebrate 60 years of Mountaineers Books and discuss what it means to be a nonprofit publisher. Learn how philanthropy expands the life-changing and landscape-saving impacts that great books have on our world.
Stuck Inside: Youth Edition, Episode 10 - H2Oh so fun
The youth team presents its tenth edition of Stuck Inside, a weekly blog featuring ideas and activities for kids of all ages to stay engaged while staying home. This week, we are experimenting with water.
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