A regular blog connecting trail runners and doing good for mother Earth Stephanie Howe I got involved with POW in 2016. More specifically on November 8, 2016 (anyone remember that date?!). As I woke up and stared in disbelief at the New York Times headline announcing...
Banks & Climate Change Anja Semanco Banks. We all use them. Because unless you’re burying bars of gold in your backyard or shoving your life savings into your sock drawer (we don’t judge), we’re all in need of a secure place to store our hard-earned cash. But...
The Low Down on the Down Under Anja Semanco While you were getting bombarded with #newyearnewme in your newsfeeds, you may have also seen the much more devastating apocalyptic photos of Australia ablaze as the new year launched. Seen next to images of champagne...
At POW, we believe that every aspect of the outdoor community has an important role to play when it comes to addressing climate change. Whether you’re an athlete shredding the mountains, a new business owner getting your company off the ground or a weekend warrior...
Just one week from today within the blank walls of a federal building in Centennial, CO, I will take the Oath of Allegiance—the final step in the climb to becoming a U.S. Citizen. “I will perform work of national importance…without any mental reservation or purpose of...
