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“Drop” Reveals The Impacts Climate Change Is Having On The Rivers Of The American West

“Drop” Reveals The Impacts Climate Change Is Having On The Rivers Of The American West

by Donny O'Neill | Apr 15, 2021 | Athlete, Climate News, Policy, From the Alliance, Public Lands

Twenty years ago, professional fly fishing guide and POW Alliance Member Hilary Hutcheson was told that her whole world was about to change, thanks to a rapidly warming climate. Over two decades on the rivers in Glacier National Park, Montana, she’s seen that...
The National Brotherhood of Skiers and how access to skiing creates lifelong advocates for the outdoors

The National Brotherhood of Skiers and how access to skiing creates lifelong advocates for the outdoors

by Donny O'Neill | Mar 16, 2021 | Uncategorized, Climate News, Public Lands

WORDS: DONNY O’NEILL There are quite a few parallels that exist between climate action and diversity, equity and inclusion work, especially when it comes to the ski and greater outdoor industries. On March 10, President of the National Brotherhood of Skiers,...
The Importance of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Outdoor Recreation and Climate Advocacy

The Importance of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Outdoor Recreation and Climate Advocacy

by Donny O'Neill | Feb 18, 2021 | From the Alliance, Public Lands, Uncategorized, Climate News

WORDS: DONNY O’NEILL | HEADER IMAGE: CAM MCLEOD Teresa Baker is the founder of the Outdoor CEO Diversity Pledge and, as she puts it, “an all-around troublemaker.” Teresa grew up on a horse ranch where her love for the outdoors first started. She spent her...
Protections for Alaska’s Tongass National Forest Gutted

Protections for Alaska’s Tongass National Forest Gutted

by Donny O'Neill | Oct 29, 2020 | Uncategorized, Climate News, Public Lands

WORDS: DONNY O’NEILL The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)  announced Wednesday that it will permit logging and allow roads to be constructed on 9.3 million acres of Alaska’s Tongass national forest, lifting regulations that protected the world’s...
Protecting our Playgrounds: Connor Ryan and Cody Townsend

Protecting our Playgrounds: Connor Ryan and Cody Townsend

by pow_admin | Aug 19, 2020 | Community, Athlete, From the Alliance, Public Lands

    BY GRANT PERDUE While they may not be shredding lines in the same physical space, Connor Ryan and Cody Townsend already found themselves on the same conference call this morning — it’s a busy, rather unorthodox summer for the athletes. “I’m just...
Methane: Why You Should Care About It

Methane: Why You Should Care About It

by vermilion_admin | Nov 22, 2019 | Community, Climate News, Public Lands

Let’s talk about the elephant (fart) in the room: methane.  Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, even though it doesn’t stick around in the atmosphere as long as carbon dioxide (methane gets reabsorbed after about 12 years compared to the centuries it takes...
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