All About Ski Women
At the southernmost reaches of the planet, a team of dedicated glaciologists is grappling with a question that carries profound implications for the future of global civilization: How long can…
The 2025-2026 snow season across the Western United States has emerged as one of the most volatile and concerning periods for hydrologists and climatologists in recent decades. Characterized by a…
The intersection of mountain sports and ocean conservation has reached a new milestone with the launch of the Ridge to Reef collection, a strategic partnership between Protect Our Winters (POW)…
The city of Reno, Nevada, has emerged as a focal point for the American clean energy transition following the successful advancement of the Trego Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). This…
The landscapes of Southern California, defined for millennia by the fluid movement of water, animals, and seasonal fire, are currently undergoing a radical ecological transformation. As rising global temperatures and…
Today, the sea surface temperature near Palmyra Atoll—a tiny stroke of land in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, thousands of miles from the nearest ski resort—is approximately one degree…
The intersection of outdoor recreation and climate policy has found a new focal point in the Protect Our Winters (POW) Chapter Program, a grassroots initiative designed to mobilize the "Outdoor…
A high-profile delegation of 13 Olympic athletes, climate scientists, award-winning filmmakers, and outdoor industry executives recently concluded a comprehensive two-day legislative mission in Washington, D.C. Organized by the non-profit advocacy…
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…
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…
