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• The Dawn Wall, the movie about climbers Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson, is on Netflix—good news if you missed it in theaters or want to watch it again and again.

• More than 25,000 people are eagerly waiting for the annual lottery for a permit to hike Yosemite’s Half Dome. The National Park blamed a delay—from March 1 to 13—in the process on its transition to a new contractor.

• Alterra Mountain Company announced plans to invest $181 million in capital improvements across 14 mountain destinations for 2019/2020, including new high-speed lifts at Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows and Winter Park, direct to lift access at Deer Valley Resort, an expansive renovation of the Bobbie Burns lodge at CMH Heli-Skiing & Summer Adventures, and an upgrade of Steamboat’s gondola.

• Alpine Start, the instant coffee company founded by climber Matt Segal, is stepping up its commitment to the environment. It joined the 1% for the Planet family and became a Foundation Partner with Protect Our Winters. Plus, the brand is coming out with a 30-serving reusable and recyclable jar of original blend for those using the coffee as their daily brew.

• SOLE and United By Blue launched a Kickstarter on Monday for a shoe made of bison, algae, merino wool, recycled cork, and rice rubber. They're calling the Jasper Wool Chukka the world's most eco-friendly shoe.

• PrimaLoft debuted three iterations of Cross Core and announced 30 new brand partners who have adopted the technology, including Black Diamond, Dynafit, La Sportiva, Mountain Hardwear, and Norröna. The aerogel, a highly porous, low-density structure, was originally used by NASA scientists and forms a temperature barrier locking out cold and heat. New products will be available at retail beginning fall 2019.

• Backcountry Hunters & Anglers just started its first chapter in Iowa. The group advocating for public lands and sportsmen and women now has chapters in 39 states, two Canadian provinces, and Washington, D.C.

• ICYMI: Congress named that massive public lands package after John Dingell, a U.S. representative from Michigan who died last month at age 92. He was a lifelong outdoorsman and supporter of some landmark conservation laws.

• And lastly, this dog is a badass. Mera, recently renamed Baru, became the first canine to ascend Nepal's 23,389-foot Baruntse in November 2018.