Industry headlines: Intriguing reads from around the web

Missing hiker found alive: A 38-year-old woman who went missing in Zion National Park almost two weeks ago was discovered alive over the weekend. [CNN]

Climate change and the election: Follow this comprehensive guide to understand the major climate questions at stake in November’s election. [The New York Times]

Camber’s new board leadership: Camber Outdoors has announced its 2021 board co-presidents, Michelle Wardian and Reggie Miller.

Wildfires get worse: Fires near Boulder, Colorado, have intensified. Experts say they're a sign of things to come. [Colorado Public Radio]

Cycling show postponed: CABDA has postponed its inaugural Industry Summit, originally scheduled for November in Florida, to 2021. The group will hold a virtual trade event in mid-February. [BRAIN]

Payment plans for outdoor gear: Backcountry.com has partnered with a company offering a “buy now, pay later” option for outdoor equipment.

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