
Human-Powered Success in Washington’s Eastern Cascades
Blog Posts, GrassrootsThere’s a new winter non-motorized area for backcountry skiers, splitboarders, and snowshoers in Washington’s Eastern Cascades!

NASA in the Schoolyard
Blog Posts, SnowSchoolSnowSchool students help NASA scientists do the important work of measuring, monitoring and studying the snowpack.

Grand Teton National Park Wants Your Input on Protecting Bighorn Sheep Winter Habitat
Blog Posts, Policy, UpdatesThis is our chance to help develop a management plan that will work for skiers and sheep. Learn more and comment now!

April 2022 Policy Update
Blog Posts, Policy, Policy Update, UpdatesIn this month's policy update, we share news on Colorado's outdoor conference, bighorn sheep in the Tetons, Phase 1 of NEPA restored, and a shoutout to our grassroots groups.

Phase 1 of Restoration of NEPA Complete
Action, Blog Posts, National Environmental Policy Act, Policy UpdateThe Biden Administration has restored the basic environmental safeguards provided by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).

Input Needed from Teton Skiers
Action, Blog PostsAn online survey is now available for backcountry skiers, riders, and climbers to share their perspectives on Teton Bighorn Sheep conservation and backcountry winter recreation.

SnowSchool Site Spotlight: Catamount Outdoor Family Center
Blog Posts, SnowSchoolLearn more about our newest SnowSchool site, Catamount Family Center, and their work to bring the curriculum to their Vermont schoolyards!

March 2022 Policy Update
Blog Posts, Policy, Policy Update, UpdatesIn this month's policy update, we share news on the Idaho Panhandle National Forest, Bridger-Teton Forest Planning, and what we hope for from the President's FY23 Budget.

Finding the Gulo Gusto at Backcountry Film Festival
Backcountry Film Festival, Blog Posts, Forest PlanningHow do you tie together urgent yet complicated issues like mountain biodiversity, the future of snow, rural economics, human-powered backcountry adventure, local connection to the natural world, and conserving wildlife all in one Festival program, let alone one film? In this season’s line-up, one film answered that question by telling a story about wolverines and backcountry skiing.