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Read More8 Epic Climbing Conservation Wins
What do you think of when you hear the word conservation? Big, landscape-level protections? Work to save threatened plants and... -
Read MoreSometimes the Only Way to Save a Climbing Area is to Buy It
Everything’s for sale at the right price—even climbing areas. Developers don’t think twice about blowing up a boulder field to... -
Read More4 Easy Ways to Be a Low-Impact Hero on Desert Climbing Trips
In the dead of winter, there's nothing quite like a warm day on splitter cracks and sun-baked boulders. Deserts are... -
Read MoreClimbing Advocacy 101: How to Make a Difference
Climate change. Extractive industries. Floods, wildfires, and cash-ready developers. America’s climbing areas face serious threats. Without focused advocacy from climbers... -
Read MoreWhat Does a Sustainable Crag Look Like?
You’ve heard it before—America’s climbing areas are deteriorating at a rate roughly equivalent to the explosive growth of climbing. So... -
Read MoreBrink of Extinction: Climbers Help Bring Peregrine Falcons Back to El Capitan
This story first appeared in the winter 2011 Vertical Times. By Sarah Stock, wildlife biologist, Yosemite National Park Have you...
