All About Ski Women
The term "sidecountry" has become a pervasive part of the modern skiing lexicon, describing out-of-bounds terrain that is accessed via the lift systems of established ski resorts. While the proximity…
The federal government officially initiated the first of five mandated oil and gas lease sales in the western portion of Alaska’s North Slope on March 18, marking a significant milestone…
Nick Meyers, the Director of the Mount Shasta Avalanche Center and the Lead Climbing Ranger for the United States Forest Service on Mount Shasta, has received national recognition for his…
The indefinite suspension of summer skiing operations on the Horstman Glacier at Whistler Blackcomb serves as a definitive turning point for the North American winter sports industry, signaling that the…
The Utah Avalanche Center (UAC), in a strategic partnership with the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC), Avalanche Canada, and the National Avalanche Center (NAC), has officially launched a significant overhaul…
In the frigid expanse of the North Slope, a team of specialized researchers from the Woodwell Climate Research Center and the Protect Our Winters (POW) Science Alliance has successfully deployed…
At the remote southern extremity of the globe, a specialized team of glaciologists is currently engaged in a mission to answer one of the most critical environmental questions of the…
In a significant move to bolster backcountry safety and improve the public’s ability to interpret complex snowpack data, a new educational video has been released detailing the integrated use of…
The intersection of winter mountain sports and coastal recreation has long been a shared space for outdoor enthusiasts, yet the advocacy efforts for these two distinct landscapes have often operated…
The 2025-2026 winter season across the Western United States has concluded as a historic anomaly, characterized by climatologists as a "warm snow" year where average precipitation was undermined by record-breaking…
