Smashing Records and Racism Through Swimming
Catherine Breed Sets New Swim Record At 9 PM on September 21, Catherine Breed slathered herself...
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Category: Leonie Sherman
Rikki Eriksen
Sheās still working as Program Director for the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation, devoting every day to protecting Californiaās network of 124 marine protected areas, only now sheās doing it from herāÆ44-foot boat in St. John, instead of her usual office above Abbott Square in downtown Santa Cruz. āI found my happy place all by accident,ā she enthused in a recent email. Nobody who knows her is surprised. Transforming āÆadversity and challenge into growth and opportunity is sort of her signature move.āÆ
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Backpacking, Anti-Racism and You
Bringing Books in the Back Country and Anti-Racism Everywhere By Leonie Sherman Normally I go to...
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Protect Our Winters: Issue #113
A Voice for Responsible Climate Policy Words By Leonie Sherman ā Photos by Ming Poon On a balmy...
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Rick Gaukelās Legacy: Issue #113
The AMGA Splitboard Certification and Scholarship By Leonie Sherman Rick Gaukel grew up surfing...
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EPiC: 1Climb
After Kevin Jorgeson climbed the Dawn Wall, the hardest free climb on El Capitan, he realized he might not have another epic historical climb in him.
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Bike Camping
Maybe the idea of lining up to pay the federal government to camp on land that we are supposed to own upsets you. Maybe you are searching for a vacation option that doesnāt contribute to climate change.
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Oslo Pax
āWe are the first generation to experience the impacts of climate change,ā Raymond Johansen, Governing Mayor of Oslo told a packed room at Oslo Pax, the Nobel Peace Centerās first annual Peace and Climate Conference. āAnd we are the last generation that can actually do something about it.ā
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The Tahoe Fund
When then President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore visited the sparkling shores of Lake Tahoe in 1997, they kicked off a frenzy of interest in protecting the largest alpine lake on the continent.
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Outdoor Afro
Ten years ago, Outdoor Afro founder and CEO Rue Mapp noticed there werenāt a lot of people in the outdoors who looked like her. To find out if others shared her passion and ancestry, she started a blog. In the first few years she wrote over 500 posts about how to connect black kids to nature through leadership development. She started taking folks on hikes and organizing events. Her work was quickly recognized by leaders in the industry and she was invited to take part in a think tank that informed Michelle Obamaās Letās Move Initiative.
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