All About Ski Women
The global movement to mitigate the impacts of climate change has historically focused on technological innovation, carbon pricing, and international treaties. However, a shifting landscape in domestic governance suggests that…
The landscape of North American winter tourism is undergoing a significant shift as the 2026-2027 ski season approaches. For decades, a handful of marquee destinations—Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Telluride, Colorado; Park…
As the 2014-2015 winter season draws to a close on April 30, data compiled by national safety organizations indicates a historic shift in backcountry safety outcomes. For the first time…
A specialized team of researchers from the Protect Our Winters (POW) Science Alliance and the Woodwell Climate Research Center has successfully completed a landmark mission to Alaska’s North Slope to…
The Mount Washington Avalanche Center (MWAC) and the broader search and rescue community in the White Mountains of New Hampshire are mourning the loss of Cutler, a dedicated avalanche rescue…
At the southernmost reaches of the planet, where the distinction between the horizon and the ice often dissolves into a blinding white expanse, a team of glaciologists is grappling with…
The Utah Avalanche Center (UAC) has officially confirmed that Bruce Tremper, the organization’s director for nearly three decades, will retire from the U.S. Forest Service at the conclusion of August.…
The Flathead Avalanche Center (FAC) has successfully transitioned into a cornerstone of regional winter safety, marking a significant era of growth and professionalization for backcountry enthusiasts in Northwest Montana. Through…
The release of a comprehensive new educational video marks a significant milestone in public safety efforts for the winter sports community, specifically targeting the complexities of the North American Avalanche…
The 2025-2026 winter season across the Western United States has concluded as one of the most volatile and meteorologically inconsistent periods in recent history, characterized by a phenomenon researchers are…
