

Advocacy 101: Tips to Get You Started
Action, Advocacy, Blog Posts, News, UpdatesWhen it comes to advocacy, doing some is better than none. Here are six steps you can take toward protecting the places you love.

From Local Landscapes to the Edge of the Earth
Blog Posts, News, UpdatesMeet Eric, he won a trip to Antarctica simply by being a member of Winter Wildlands Alliance.

Snow from Space: SnowSchool Kids Help NASA Transform Snow Science
Ambassador, Ambassadors, Blog Posts, Climate Change, Resources, Science, SnowSchoolThis winter, SnowSchool students in Idaho helped NASA scientists with the NISAR satellite project by measuring the snowpack that supplies our water.

Trail Break Radio: “Big Enough for the Both of Us? Balancing Recreation and Wildlife Habitat”
Blog Posts, Inclusive Media, Indigenous Land, News, Policy, Trail Break RadioAs winter recreation grows, so does the pressure on wildlife habitat raising a bigger question: how do we balance access with protection when the science and solutions aren’t always clear?

They say the reorganization is good for our national forests. 13 reasons why we’re skeptical.
Advocacy, Blog Posts, News, Policy, Policy Update, UpdatesThe USDA is reorganizing the Forest Service, closing regional offices and moving headquarters to Salt Lake City, to improve efficiency across 193 million acres of public land. We’re not convinced it will deliver. Here are thirteen reasons why.

A Major Shift for the Forest Service: What we know and don’t know about the USDA Reorganization
Advocacy, Blog Posts, News, Policy, Policy Update, UpdatesWhat the reorganization could mean for public lands and winter recreation.

From Traction to Action: BSI 2026 Recap
Advocacy, Blog Posts, News, Policy, UpdatesWhat happens when you bring together winter recreation advocates, land managers, and Grassroots Groups to an off-grid backcountry hut?

Will there be any water in our rivers this summer?
Blog Posts, Climate Change, Resources, Science, SnowSchoolCheck out season predictions and snow to flow resources as you transition from ski season to whitewater season.

9th Annual Coyote Yurt Trip Report: Why We Keep Coming Back
Advocacy, Blog Posts, News, Policy, UpdatesProof of concept that the human-powered backcountry experience is worth defending






