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Photo Courtesy of:R. Tyler Gross | Joshua Tree, CA
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Read MoreIt’s spring, and our climbing advocacy network is in full bloom. When Access Fund began in 1991, local grassroots advocates... -
Read MoreBats in North America are in trouble, but climbers can help. Because climbers spend time in bat habitat, they can... -
Read MoreAccess Fund’s Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Climbing is changing. Instead of debates about rap bolting and ground-up ethics, diversity and inclusion have become central issues to... -
Read MoreConservation Team Fleet Heads Out on 2019 Tour to Restore Climbing Areas
Meet our 2019 Access Fund-Jeep Conservation Team crews—six expert trailbuilders and conservation specialists who are on a mission to restore... -
Read MoreLeading Out: A Message from New Executive Director, Chris Winter
Climbing offers us a special kind of fleeting magic that inspires us year after year to test ourselves in some... -
Read MoreWhat Seasoned Climbers Have to Learn About Minimum Impact
The saying goes that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. But that’s other people, right? We...