Good morning! The sun is lighting up a brand new day, and we couldn’t be more proud of every single member of the Outdoor State who showed up to vote and let their voices ring loud and clear. Our democracy is stronger because you did. Much like life in the vertical...
WORDS & PHOTO: Donny O’Neill If we could label the 2020 election cycle in outdoor terms, it certainly falls into the category of type 2 fun. America checked the weather, planned its route, identified threats and prepared to circumvent them. The country...
Words & Photos: Donny O’Neill Late on Saturday afternoon, October 17, 2020, I was in the final stretches of a seven-plus hour drive back to Colorado’s Front Range after working remotely in Park City, Utah, for a few weeks. My wife sat shotgun and our dog...
Learn how climate change is impacting the Pine Tree State and what the outdoor community is doing protect the outdoor playgrounds they cherish. Maine’s attraction catches everyone in a different way: Whether it’s the exhilaration of ice skating across a frozen lake,...
Climate change is already affecting New Hampshire. So how will that affect the outdoor sports we enjoy? We dive into it. New Hampshire’s many natural attractions offer many things to do in the great outdoors – cross country skiing, camping, sailing, hiking, ice...
Why calling your elected officials is the most effective form of constituent communication. We have heard from many organizations, friends and the media to “call your representatives.” Heck, we at Protect Our Winters have asked that of you as well. But why is it...
