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• Coffee and gear: Adventure Bound onthefly in Ellicotteville, New York, introduced a new coffee shop into their retail business. "In addition to offering espresso drinks, our plan is to also evolve into an onsite, small-batch roasting facility," Co-owner Christy Rounds told the Salamanca Press. "We expect that after trying our coffee, a lot of people will be buying it for friends and family,”

• Must-watch: Other than fish, do you know what else is floating in the ocean? Pollution. The Surfrider Foundation's expert environmental scientists teamed up with innovators at Vissla to design a wetsuit burly enough to face the emerging environmental crisis. 

• Plastic Impact Alliance: New members in the last two weeks include Adventure Journal, Adventure Travel Trade Association, Atmosphere Studios, Brunton, Gear Experience, Khala & Company, Mountain Life Media, Outdoor Retailer, Sawyer Products, and Stio. Join the collective of nearly 300 brands today. 

• National Parks: Nearly nine in 10 Americans think highly of the National Park Service, according to a survey conducted by the Pew Research Center.

• Cutting food waste: AC Shilton for Outside tried to produce no food waste for a month. Here's how she did.

• Movie roundup: 6 great female-focused adventure films, including "Blue," "Life of Pie," and "Dead Last"

• Six Moon Designs recently donated lightweight backpacks and tents to the Pacific Northwest Trail Association, specifically to support its Performance Trail Crew program.

• GEAR AID hired Tanner Merrill as its new supply chain planning manager. Merrill joins GEAR AID with more than a decade of experience in the outdoor industry.

• Cotopaxi appointed South Wales-based Unify Brand Partnerships as its UK and Ireland distributor to launch its products with its autumn/winter 2020 collection.