We’ve all been there. What was originally forecasted to be a snow event came in warmer than anticipated and our once waterproof shell left us with damp midlayers. Once home and dried out, we’ll try and salvage it by re-waterproofing the jacket, patching it up with...
Last week thousands of members of the Outdoor State showed up to vote in the midterm elections in unprecedented numbers. Some races are still being decided, but two things are clear: across the country, the American people are looking for common ground and energy and...
Photos by Nate Bender We all connect with the outdoors in a special way—whether it be to seek solitude, connect with ourselves or with others, complete a goal or challenge ourselves. For Nate Bender, one of our newest POW Trail Alliance members, seeking out long days...
Photos courtesy of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Meg Haywood-Sullivan is a professional photographer, environmentalist and long-time POW Creative Alliance member. She splits her time between photographing campaigns with brands and pushing for environmental...
Photo by James Q Martin “The correct response to the passage of the biggest climate bill in US history is to go out and party. Make yourself a double Black Manhattan. Hit the dance floor. And then, yeah, wake up the next day and keep working. But savor the win,...
