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- A Nepali Team Just Made the First Winter Ascent on K2 January 16, 2021After more than three decades of attempts, there has finally been a winter summit on the Savage MountainAlan Arnette
- Jessie Diggins Wins the Tour de France of Skiing January 13, 2021On Sunday the gold medalist became the first American to take the eight-day stage race in ItalyAriella Gintzler
- Dropping the Localism: Outsiders Are Welcome January 13, 2021When you stop resisting the information sharing that causes crowd flocking, you can use it to create advocates who will protect the trailsOutside Editors
- Using SUPs to Deliver a Plastic-Free Future January 11, 2021Plastic Tides, a nonprofit based in Bermuda, uses paddleboards to enlighten and inspire kids to move toward a plastic-free futureOutside Editors
- How Biden Can Start Protecting the Environment January 9, 2021The end of the Trump administration can't come soon enough for our climate and public lands. Thankfully, there are a series of actions our new president can immediately take to begin undoing the damage.Heather Hansman
- Good News: Trump's ANWR Oil-Lease Sale Was a Failure January 8, 2021Drawing only three bidders and $14 million, the administration's attempt to drill for oil in the massive Alaskan refuge is likely dead on arrivalWes Siler
- Remembering My Friend Barry Lopez January 5, 2021One of the great environmental writers of our time, he explored how we live justly with each other and with the earthBob Shacochis
- An Oral History of the National Brotherhood of Skiers January 5, 2021Since 1973, a groundbreaking organization has gathered thousands of Black snow-sports enthusiasts for a week of on-mountain revelry. But the event has always had a more serious mission, too: changing perceptions about who belongs on the slopes.Bill Donahue
- Journey to the Center of the Earth December 28, 2020For nearly half a century, legends of a giant cave in the Andes—holding artifacts that could rewrite human history—have beckoned adventurers and tantalized fans of the occult. Now the daughter of a legendary explorer is on a new kind of quest: to tell the truth about the cave in order to save it.David Kushner
- Leaving the Ego of Skiing Behind December 27, 2020Sam Schwartz and Elsa Smith leave Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to discover an Oregon town where people live more simplyOutside Editors