LEADing the Way with Russell Davies
In 2011, after 15 months in Iraq and 12 months in Afghanistan, Russell Davies was released from active military duty. But coming home didn’t bring
In 2011, after 15 months in Iraq and 12 months in Afghanistan, Russell Davies was released from active military duty. But coming home didn’t bring
Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in the Forest Service with Alaska Natives
Join the Utah Coalition Against Sexual Violence in this two-part webinar focusing on reducing and responding to sexual violence in professional outdoor recreation. Part one
Jamie Logan and Mugs Stump’s 1978 first ascent of the daunting Emperor Face of Mount Robson (VI 5.9 A2 2500m) is widely regarded as one
Every June, a horde of rainbow tutus and brightly colored leis descend on the Deerfield River in Massachusetts, in a vibrant gathering of ages, genders,
Protecting the Grand Canyon is a matter of great importance for Black Diamond. In this film, we are educated on the issues threatening the Grand
In July 2023, the concrete walls of the Copco 2 Dam came tumbling down, the first of four dams slated for demolition on the Klamath
When professional climber Ashima Shiraishi first started scaling boulders, it was free. Reconnecting with her roots in a small outdoor climbing area in Central Park
With its history of coal mining and the pollution associated with its industrial past, a stigma lies within the waterways of Pennsylvania. A lack of
After years away from climbing, Ben Fenton returned to the sport with newfound vigor, helping create the community he’s always wanted to see at the
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