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Put Your Superpowers to Use: An Interview with Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

“What if we act as if we love the future?”  — Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson   This January, AMC launched the All Out Action Plan: our five-year road map for protecting critical landscapes, fostering a...
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Rise of the Enviropreneurs: These Outdoor Brands Are Helping...

  They could’ve joined the Peace Corps, launched a nonprofit, or run for office. Instead, they founded outdoor brands in which social and ecological stewardship permeates every product line and business decision, and where serious…
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No Slips, Cracks, or Falls: Tips for Hiking on...

Sometimes, warm is worse when hiking on ice. Greg Maino won’t forget one mild winter day, when melting ice made for a treacherous hike up Hunger Mountain in Vermont’s Worcester Range north of Montpelier. Maino,…
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DIY: Turn an Old Tent into a Stuff Sack

Ripped tent? Don’t trash it! Give your old tent a second life with our step-by-step instructions. Repurposing gear is a fun and easy way to reduce your carbon footprint and to show off your upcycling…
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Gearing Up for the Cold: Winter Sleeping Pad Systems

Winter camping usually means sleeping on snow, which means you’re going to need a winter sleeping pad setup that blocks the cold beneath you from stealing away precious body heat. To accomplish this, you have…
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How to Keep a Nature Journal

    David Haskell compares nature observations to breathing.   “With the lungs, you have to both inhale and exhale in order to be healthy. The same is true for the mind,” the Sewanee professor of biology…
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Hike Fast, Sleep Hard: Are You Ready to Try...

Are you ready to try fastpacking? For ultralight backpackers and trail runners, the answer might be a speedy: ‘YES!’ Kristina Folcik didn’t know she was about to have her world rocked. A 40-year-old ultrarunner from…
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How to Run Downhill: Mastering Trail Running’s Most Critical...

Trail running and uphill running are often synonymous. Big, iconic climbs can define a weekend long run or a race course. Vertical kilometer events have taken off in Europe (they’re exactly what they sound like—1,000…
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7 Tips for Backpacking with Young Kids

If you’re planning on backpacking with young kids, you really want them to enjoy the experience so they’ll keep coming back for more. After multiple trips taking my two young backpackers into the woods over…
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How to Choose the Best Trekking Poles for You

A pair of trekking poles can transform you into a sure-footed, four-legged hiking machine—or a brush-snagging, hand-encumbered trail beast. Here’s what to consider as you evaluate the options for trekking pole use, features, and functionality….
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