Wild for Climate: A Journal for the Earthly Outdoorist

From sea shells, tree bark, rocks and rivers, colors spark emotion and drives our creative spirit ✨ But studies indicate there is more to color t...

Suddenly, a shrill “squeak!” rang out, piercing the quiet morning air. We froze in place. We knew a sound that adorable could only belong to some s...

Despite efforts across the industry to address gender disparities, women represent less than half of outdoor participants (46%), even though over h...

Repair your summer gear, winter gear, and everything in between with Alisha McDarris co-founder of Terradrift.

Ultra light foods, nutrition ideas and tips when backpacking with dogs.

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 o...

Our tees are made from a blend of Cotton + Recycled Water bottles. So you can feel good about doing good. Proceeds from every purchase help support...

You've heard it all before…..pack it in, pack it out…leave no trace….leave it better than you found it. But what are the repercussions if you decid...

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 mi...

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 a...

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...