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October 28, 2024 “Fueled by passion” – Key takeaways from POW’s European Leadership Summit

Posted at 13:12h in Advocacy, Climate, People, Planet, Social Responsibility by Jordan Wright
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What happens when Protect Our Winter’s leaders across Europe come together in a national park in Southern Sweden – and what’s next for the organization? Suston asked Jordan Wright from POW Europe to share the outdoor activists’ discussions and insights....

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October 24, 2024 When salmon farming leaves, life rebounds

Posted at 10:36h in Adventures, Advocacy, Animal Welfare, Conservation, Destinations, People, Planet by Johanna Fraenkel
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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...

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October 23, 2024 Enhancing natural ecosystems – the role of sheep

Posted at 09:53h in Business, Materials, Partners, Suppliers by IWTO
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As one of the first animals to be domesticated, sheep have proved to be indispensable in sustainably feeding and clothing humanity for millennia. IWTO takes a closer look to show that they might be indispensable solution to our future challenges...

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October 7, 2024 The outdoor industry at a crossroads: Reflections from EOS 2024 in Cambridge

Posted at 08:51h in Business, Leadership by Gabriel Arthur
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The annual European Outdoor Summit brings together executives, experts and key players for two intensive days of seminars, workshops and discussions. In Cambridge, Suston's editor-in-chief Gabriel Arthur meets an industry that is not just facing one crossroad, but several....

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October 7, 2024 Textile Exchange’s Materials Market Report: the Good News and… Less Good News

Posted at 07:55h in Business, Materials by Beth Jensen
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Certified fibers like RWS wool, alpaca, and cashmere saw growth in 2023. Recycled polyester's share, however, declined to 12.5%....

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October 4, 2024 From A to Z. Top 25 Sustainability Standards in the Outdoor Industry

Posted at 08:47h in Business, Gear, People, Planet by SUSTON
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You have seen the labels on many outdoor products – but what do they mean? Get to know the essentials of sustainability standards like GRS, Fair Trade Certified and Regenerative Organic Certification in this quick reference guide....

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October 4, 2024 Outdoor Office: Can working outside boost both well-being and productivity?

Posted at 08:25h in Adventures, Advocacy, Destinations, People by Jonathan Eidse
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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...

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September 8, 2024 Visions from the Changemakers – Scott Nelson, European Outdoor Group

Posted at 14:27h in People, Pioneers by Gabriel Arthur
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Scott Nelson, Managing Director of the European Outdoor Group, discusses the organization's impact, challenges, and future role in driving sustainability within the outdoor industry....

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September 6, 2024 From passive consumers to active citizens: How repair helps regain our agency

Posted at 09:57h in Advocacy, Business, People, Planet by Ben Blischke
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Discover the benefits of DIY repairs and how they foster creativity, community, and sustainability, moving beyond consumerism towards a citizen-led approach....

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September 6, 2024 Are classic products more sustainable?

Posted at 07:14h in Gear by Sara Wänseth
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In the outdoor industry, new seasons get all the attention. But alongside these, there are the brand stalwarts: The products that look the same, year after year. What makes these endure the test of time, and what are their benefits...

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