Wild for Climate spotlights greenwashing in the outdoor industry and how we can make a bigger impact to protect The Wild.

By restoring the human nature connection and how we interact with the outdoors, we can cultivate a deeper understanding of our impact to better protect the delicate biodiversity we know as The Wild. As the climate crisis continues to drastically change the way we live and explore, we must do everything we can to preserve and protect this beautiful Earth and the sentient beings that call it home.

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US Beef Demands are Destroying the Amazon.

In the Amazon, extensive cattle ranching is the number one culprit of deforestation in virtually every Amazon country, and it accounts for 80% of global deforestation. The United States imported 4...

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The Launch of the Resole Project

We launched The Resole Project as part of an initiative to cultivate circularity within the sport of climbing. One of the biggest hurdles climbers face is trying to resole their shoes. Emme talked ...

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Inaugural LA Climate Week! Intro to Ultralight Backpacking Class 🏕️

Who's excited for the first ever LA Climate Week! We're kicking things off on 9/8 with our Intro to Ultralight Backpacking Class at the Rattlesnake Trailhead picnic area located in Griffith park, n...

Mitigating Microplastic Pollution: ELI Program Scholar Lily Poehler’s Work on The Microfiber Initiative

By Tia Trinh for The Bottom Line UCSB Executive Content Editor In 2019, UC Santa Barbara launched the Environmental Leadership Incubator (ELI) program, headed by Dr. Simon Pulver. The progra...

Stand Your Ground: Existing as Women & Non-Binary Folx in the Outdoors

Despite efforts across the industry to address gender disparities, women represent less than half of outdoor participants (46%), even though over half of Americans are female (51%), (Outdoor Founda...

Save The American Pika

The cutest animal you'll likely never see and why. One would describe Pikas as a real life Pikachu. I've never been so mesmerized than when I spent a few hours among a small Pika village nestled in...

GRWM for a 3 day backpacking trip in the Sierras

Get ready with me for a three day backpacking trip in the Sierras. Packing up the 'ole backpack but this time we're having to also pack food for our two dogs Takoda & Fox.

Where Have The Wild Horses Gone?

Wild horses are a symbol of American Heritage. More than that they represent freedom, indigenous history, and our wild spirit. Our wild is who we are at our core. Articles In Common values the wild...

Who's Fighting California Wildfires?

Inmates in California have been involved in fighting wildfires for many years. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) has a program called the Conservation Camp Progr...

Backpacking Tahoe Rim with Dogs

Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey with your furry companions as we explore backpacking the Tahoe Rim with dogs.

Mount Langley Day Hike

22miles round trip from Cottonwood Lakes, we summit Mount Langley in a day to prep for our first Mount Whitney summit, a similar distance of 20 miles out and back. And though a single day summit i...

How Color Can Provide A Path To Healing

From sea shells, tree bark, rocks and rivers, colors spark emotion and drives our creative spirit ✨ But studies indicate there is more to color than pigments and that each color has a therapeutic...

Regenerative farming and carbon neutrality: An achievable goal?

According to a recent research report released by Polaris Market Research, the global regenerative meat market size & share was valued at USD 979.00 million in 2022 and is expected to reach USD...