How to Be Sustainable While Camping
Camping culture has obviously evolved since 1872 when Yellowstone National Park became the U.S.’s first National Park. And while…
Is Vanlife Sustainable?
At this point, the term “vanlife” is well known by most folks with any exposure to the outdoor recreation…
How To Make A Backpacking Poop Kit
Are you wondering what you need to poop outside? Here are the 6 Essentials you need to make a backpacking poop kit so you’re ready when nature calls!
How to Pee Outside: A Mostly Serious Guide for Women
If peeing in the wilderness is intimidating for you, then follow this step-by-step guide. Alright ladies, grab your T.P. (or pee rag) and read on!
Outdoor Rock Climbing For Beginners: Gear, Safety, and Etiquette
Outdoor rock climbing calling your name? I don’t blame you. The great outdoors, friends, adventure, being super strong… what…
How To Apply Leave No Trace Principles In Your Everyday Life
Here are some ideas on how your can apply Leave No Trace principles in your everyday life for a more eco-friendly lifestyle.
Leave No Trace Friendly Gear: The Ultimate Backpacker’s Gear Guide
Adventure like you give a damn and be sure to pack your Leave No Trace friendly gear during your next backpacking adventure!
#LoveYourCrag: 34 Ways Climbers Can Protect Their Crags and Planet
Dear Climbers,
Our crags need you. Our planet needs you.
Here are some small small steps you can take to be a more sustainable rock climber.
What are the Leave No Trace 7 Principles?
With outdoor sports like hiking, climbing, and backpacking becoming increasingly popular every year, it’s more important than ever to be mindful of how we’re effecting outdoor spaces.
The better we can adventure in alignment with the Leave No Trace 7 Principles, the better we can minimize our impacts and protect our precious outdoor spaces.
How Long Does It Take For Paper To Decompose: 5 Reasons to Pack It Out
Let’s give back to the beautiful outdoors by packing out ALL of our trash and starting conversations with our friends to do the same.
To ensure long term sustainability for our public lands, packing out all toilet paper is a necessary practice so we can enjoy our wild spaces for generations to come.
Here are 5 reasons to start packing out your toilet paper instead of burying it!