Equity & Inclusion
At The Mountaineers, we aspire to offer outdoor opportunities for all, and are committed to building a community where everyone feels belonging. Learn more on our Equity & Inclusion page.
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Global Adventures | Cross-Country Skiing in Yellowstone National Park
In this feature from Mountaineer magazine, learn about all the fun our Global Adventurers had during a Cross-country ski trip to Yellowstone.
Mountaineer of the Week: Gretchen Engle
Meet Gretchen, a 28-year member who loves a great exercise with a good view.
Action Alert! Anti-Public Lands Measures Return to Congress in House Rules Changes
Last week, the new Congress doubled down on a familiar attack on our public lands through the new House rules package. Just like in 2017, it’s now easier to transfer or sell federal public lands. Learn more about this threat to our lands and waters and urge lawmakers to stand against anti-public lands attacks over the next two years.
Conservation 101: What We Advocate For and How We Choose Our Issues
In this final installment of our Conservation 101 blog series, we explore what conservation and recreation issues The Mountaineers advocates for and our decision-making framework that helps us decide.
Bookmarks | The Art of Shralpinism
Enjoy an excerpt from professional snowboarder, Jeremy Jones' new book "The Art of Shralpinism."
Learning Mosses: The History of Mountaineer Moss and Lichen Workshops
Learn about the history and evolution of the Moss and Lichen Workshops as well as the hard work Naturalist leaders have done to improve the learning experience for Naturalist students.
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When I joined The Mountaineers, people used to ask me, "Have you ever climbed a mountain before?". I wanted to put this to rest and enjoy the maximum time in the woods. I wanted to break stereotypes by inviting and showing ways for more people to enjoy the outdoors. I enjoy bringing diverse crowds into the mountains to share the awesome outdoors of the Pacific Northwest."
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