April 3, 2025 The future of winter sports: Off-piste skiing for the ultra-rich only?
As climate change threatens winter sports, luxury ski tourism thrives—from Greenland to Antarctica. Is skiing becoming an activity for the ultra-rich only?...
February 26, 2025 Public lands job cuts put American outdoor safety and access at risk
More than 5,000 U.S. public lands jobs have been cut, affecting trails, campgrounds, and wildfire preparedness. Learn how these changes could impact outdoor recreation....
February 6, 2025 Funding available: Apply now for outdoor participation and inclusivity grants
Non-profits across Europe can apply for up to €5,000 to fund outdoor activities through the It’s Great Out There Coalition. Applications close 28 February....
February 6, 2025 New Zealand declares a mountain a legal person – here’s why it matters
New Zealand has granted Mount Taranaki legal personhood, giving it rights and protections similar to a citizen. The decision honors its sacred status and allows Māori groups to advocate for its well-being....
December 26, 2024 Detoxing shell jackets—are we finally there?
Even before PFAS became a hot topic, the shell jacket was the most discussed and tested garment in the outdoor industry. Has a new, PFAS-free performance benchmark been found? Suston seeks answers in Swedish Lapland....
December 17, 2024 Photographer-turned-activist leads expeditions to witness climate change first hand
The ice of the widest glacier front in the northern hemisphere, Bråsvell Glacier in Svalbard, is retreating at an alarming rate. Roie Galitz wants the world to see it....
November 25, 2024 Creative Waste Management at Mount Everest
Litter on the summit of Mount Everest has attracted media attention for many years. But the trash left behind by trekkers in the surrounding national park is just as big an environmental problem. The Nepalese project Sagarmartha Next aims to...
October 29, 2024 EOCA vote opens to select 2024 conservation projects – Cast your vote here!
The European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA) has launched its public vote for selecting 2024 conservation projects for funding. This initiative offers global outdoor enthusiasts the chance to support impactful, grassroots conservation efforts....
October 24, 2024 When salmon farming leaves, life rebounds
Posted at 10:36h in Adventures, Advocacy, Animal Welfare, Conservation, Destinations, People, Planet
After 35 years of battling for life in the pristine fjords of Vancouver Island, activists are finally witnessing nature’s ability to rebound in areas where salmon farms have been ousted. However, the fight is far from over, and new questions...
October 4, 2024 Outdoor Office: Can working outside boost both well-being and productivity?
Modern office work can be done just about anywhere – the pandemic taught us that – but still we continue to spend most of our time indoors. Meet two experts that are advocating a work life spent outdoors, and discover...