5 Outdoor Mother’s Day Gift Ideas
Our “mother” doesn’t only exist in human form, but her kind of love is reflected throughout the Earth, from the trees to the tiniest creatures
Women in the Outdoors
Freestyle 101 for Snowboarders: A Beginner’s Guide to Park Riding
At first glance, freestyle (a.k.a, park riding) might seem intimidating. Where and how does one even begin? If you’re like me, a late bloomer with no skateboard upbringing, you might prefer learning a technical skill in a series of approachable,…
Women’s History Spotlight: Eleanor Davis
Eleanor Davis exemplifies her pure commitment to one of the core values of mountaineering being that it is something we do for ourselves. She didn’t climb the Grand Teton purposefully to become the first woman on its summit, but rather…
Women of Winter: A Nonprofit Making Snowsports More Accessible to Women of Color
Women of Winter (or W.O.W) is a trailblazer in snowsports accessibility for marginalized populations in the United States.
Nonprofit Spotlight: SheJumps
SheJumps is on a mission to get women and girls in outdoors to foster confidence, leadership, and connection to nature and community.
4 Female Centered Outdoor Products That Don’t Suck
These are my 4 favorite female-centered outdoor products that don’t suck. They are great everyday solutions, and they are also great adventuring solutions.
Conservation and Community: Axis Deer Hunting in Hawaii
Hunting can be one of the most effective tools we have to protect ecosystems. And it’s not just a Western, mainland tradition. It happens on tropical islands, too.
I’m an Adult-Onset Hunter, Here’s What I’ve Learned
I am proud to tell people I didn’t grow up hunting. Learning to hunt as an adult taught me that choosing a new path - especially one that demands patience, humility, and perseverance - is its own form of empowerment.
Indigenous People’s Day: A Modern Perspective from an Indigenous Snowboarder
True understanding begins with educational awareness. This means being willing to do the homework and learn (without preconceived judgment) from marginalized communities beyond one assigned day of the year.
Hunting Shape: Training for a Successful Season
You don’t need to train like a professional athlete to be mountain-ready, you just need consistency.