What happens when you remove barriers instead of lowering expectations? This spring, fifteen students from the Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind discovered that winter can be one of the greatest classrooms of all during a SnowSchool adventure.
On the quiet west side of the Tetons, remains one of the last undeveloped strongholds where grizzly bears, bighorn sheep, and backcountry recreation still coexist. This spring, under pressure from Washington, D.C., the U.S. Forest Service decided to change that.
The Rio Grande National Forest is one step closer to making one of the most important winter management decisions in decades. Your voice is needed!
A skier’s look at the geology, wildlife, and hidden stories beneath your skins.
Could this winter become the next great Super El Niño year? Scientists think it’s possible! At a moment when many federal science programs are facing cuts, the potential arrival of a Super El Niño underscores just how valuable—and vulnerable—our forecasting systems have become.
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