Send us news tips to snewsedit@aimmedia.com. Good news The VF Foundation pledged an unprecedented $1 million to the Outdoor Foundation's core goal to invest in communities to help kids and families get outside. VF is joined by Patagonia and Thule, which have made significant ...read more
Keep up by reading Industry Buzz. Here are today's top headlines: Have a news tip? We've created a new form where you can submit tips and story ideas. "Let our people go vote": This November, Patagonia is giving workers the day off for Election Day. And CEO Rose Marcario is ...read more
Keep up by reading Industry Buzz. Here are today's top headlines: Have a news tip? We've created a new form where you can submit tips and story ideas. Camber Outdoors has announced its expert panel of judges for Pitchfest 2018. They are Susan Viscon, senior VP of merchandising ...read more
Keep up by reading Industry Buzz. Here are today's top headlines: Have a news tip? We've created a new form where you can submit tips and story ideas. The Nepal climbing and trekking community is mourning the loss of Sherap Jangbu Sherpa, who passed away from a stroke last ...read more
As two fires rage in southern Colorado, employees of Durango’s Backcountry Experience are driving to the front lines to deliver wildland boots, sleeping pads, and other essentials for emergency responders. “This is not something I’ve asked them to do but they’re doing it to be ...read more
Just four miles from the nearest raging fire, the ash is swirling like falling snow at Marmot and ExOfficio headquarters in Rohnert Park, California. “It feels post-apocalyptic,” Joe Flannery, SVP and GM of Newell Brands Technical Apparel, said from the safety of a hotel room on ...read more
More than a dozen wildfires are raging through Northern California killing at least 17 people. The largest fires are burning in Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino counties. Just as we wondered how outdoor retailers were impacted in Florida after Irma, we wanted to know how the outdoor ...read more
Blazes are growing more costly – both to forests and to the Forest Service’s checkbook. In 1991, fire suppression consumed only 13 percent of USFS allocations. Last year, it devoured over half—52 percent—for the first time, according to a 2015 USFS analysis. On average, the ...read more