My experience growing up as a first-generation immigrant in the United States and not having done all of this stuff is not uncommon, however. It turns out a lot of my mostly Latino friends didn’t get into the outdoors until they left home.
It is December and a lot of the non-profits protecting our lands and wildlife currently have matching grants. If you use these lands, help us all protect them by donating to the work they are doing.
The Musical Mountaineers and the Northwest Symphony Orchestra will be playing at Benaroya Hall in Seattle, Washington to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Washington National Park Fund!
With bipartisan support, the Land and Water Conservation Fund is known as "America's best conservation program," and is very likely to have funded parks, trails, and open spaces near you.
People say a lot of things on the internet. I can always have a laugh at negative remarks and so forth but I recently received one, albeit humorous, that did catch my attention.
Moving to a new city can be an exciting and daunting idea. Whether you’re moving for work, school, family, or just a change in scenery, the outdoors is never too far away.
Maybe stability is your cup of tea, but if you are craving more time for adventures without having to bug your boss for weeks or months off, the seasonal life might be for you.
