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El Niño or Super El Niño? Why Weather Predictions and the Science of Forecasting Matters

Blog Posts, Climate Change, Resources, Science, SnowSchool

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.

Trail Break Radio: “Getting There: Sustainable Access For All”

Blog Posts, News, Policy, SnowSchool, Trail Break Radio

How do we remove barriers to winter recreation while creating the next generation of people who will care for and protect public lands?

Forest Service Announces: Grand Targhee Resort to Expand Its Boundaries

Action, Advocacy, Blog Posts, comment form, News, Policy, Policy Update, Resources, Ski Area Expansion, Updates

On May 28, 2026, the Caribou-Targhee National Forest announced that its decision regarding Grand Targhee Resort’s proposed expansion is imminent.

Trump Administration Rescinds Two Executive Orders, Prioritizing Motorized Access at the Expense of Public Lands

Action, Advocacy, Blog Posts, News, Policy, Updates

The Trump administration has rescinded two longstanding executive orders that guide federal agencies' management of off-road and over-snow vehicle use on public lands.

2026 Backcountry Film Festival Audience Award Winner

Ambassador, Backcountry Film Festival, Blog Posts, Festival Tour News

Honoring the film that captured hearts, sparked adventure dreams, and earned the most love on the 21st Annual Backcountry Film Festival tour.

Protect the Water That Starts as Snow

Action, Advocacy, Blog Posts, News, Policy, Updates

The Clean Water Act has helped protect America’s rivers, streams, wetlands, and drinking water for more than 50 years. Now, proposed rollbacks could weaken protections for the headwaters and waterways that connect snowpack to communities downstream.