Videos

The Conservation Alliance is 30 this year and is honing in on growing its community by increasing its social media following and email distribution list. A bigger audience equals more stewards and a bigger impact, right?  Outgoing  Director John Sterling talks past, present, and ...read more

If you've never been to Scotland, now you can see its best views from Casper Rolsted's time lapse "The Silence of Scotland." Listen to the birds, waterfalls and lakes, and wind and rain to transport yourself for just a few minutes. We promise you'll feel more at peace. ...read more

Every time this film is shared, New Belgium, a craft brewery in Colorado, will donate $1 to non-profit organizations protecting public lands. So far, they've donated $63,000 of their $250,000 goal. The Finding Common Ground film series and campaign, created in partnership with ...read more

Jackson Hole's Teton Gravity Research followed 23 of the world's most accomplished freeskiers and snowboards to make its next film, "Winterland." Scenes come from some of the most extreme footage captured by TGR in its 22 years of production. The full film will make its world ...read more

Right now, from your desk, you can watch brown bears fattening up on salmon at Brooks Falls in Alaska's Katmai National Park. You can tune in 24/7 through the National Park Service's Explore live nature cams. Watch as numerous bears—there are about 2,200 in the park—soak in the ...read more

One of the biggest themes at this year’s Outdoor Retailer show has been sustainability—in gear, in booth design, and in the choices attendees are making on the trade show floor. Amy Horton, the Outdoor Industry Association's Senior Director of SUSTA, sat down to talk with us ...read more

We talk with one of the leaders of the Plastic Impact Alliance, Michelle Fleming of Stanley, about the industry’s cohesive mindfulness around single-use plastic at Outdoor Retailer and what’s next for the Alliance. ...read more

We’re sitting down with Outdoor Product Design and Development Program Coordinator Chase Anderson to talk student accomplishments, upcycled chalk-bags, and the future of the OPDD program. ...read more

Bringing inclusivity, positivity, and heels into the outdoors, backcountry queen Pattie Gonia and SNEWS reporter Ronald V. E. Griswell talk mindfulness around plastics and how we each have a responsibility to make the world a cleaner place. ...read more

On April 27, 2019, Merrell sent 23 photographers and filmmakers all around the world to capture the global diversity that exists on the trail. "The trail is a great unifier, and our goal with the One Trail project is simply to demonstrate that," says Strick Walker, CMO at ...read more

The Yading Kora is a holy pilgrimage around the base of three sacred mountains high in the Himalayan hinterlands of southwest China. It's said that, once completed, the effort will cleanse a person of an entire lifetime of negative karma.  The Kora, a film by Joey Schusler, ...read more

When you think of bachelor parties, you think of booze, wild nights, and...rafts?  Filmmaker Thomas Woodson brings to life the ultimate bachelor party as ten friends get together to celebrate one last adventure with their soon-to-be-married friend Mason.  Can't Ski Vegas follows ...read more

When Joe's friend goes missing, the outdoor newbie hikes out of his comfort zone and goes searching for her in Zion, Yosemite, Death Valley, and other beloved National Parks. Along the journey, he ultimately finds himself by connecting to nature. Find Me, the full-length indie ...read more

Seeking affordable living in an outdoor space, avid mountain bikers and partners Jen Zeuner and Anne Keller found themselves in Fruita, Colorado, a town once known as being one of the most conservative in the state. Despite a lukewarm welcome, the two decided to open a ...read more

Leading in to Mother's Day weekend, Merrell's latest short film features one athlete's upbringing and her true origin story of how she became connected to nature through her mother's inspiration. Nadia Mercado is a skydiver, a runner, a climber, and a cardiac nurse, and her ...read more

Rapper Lil Dicky loves the Earth so much that he gathered more than 30 other singers, musicians, and celebrities to sing a song about it and appear as animated characters in a 7-minute music video. Justin Bieber appears as the baboon, Ariana Grande as the zebra, Zac Brown as the ...read more

Using footage from the past eight years and from adventures on five continents, polar explorer Eric Larsen created a mash-up video to inspire people on Earth Day. One of Larsen's biggest sources of inspiration is Robert Service's "Call of the Wild" poem, a reading of which ...read more

Doubt and fear can cripple us, even when we're completely capable of accomplishing something. This powerful short film presented by Outdoor Research shows how negative inward thoughts tear down climber Jenny Abegg, while soft and encouraging words build her up. Read the ...read more

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska is under threat. Certain members of Congress want to open it up to oil and gas development. Not only would the project harm the wildlife and sacred landscape, it would destroy the Gwich'in people's way of life. Len Necefer, Navajo ...read more

Study after study has confirmed what we already knew: the outdoors heals us in ways that other antidotes don't. For Brandon Kuehn, an Iraq War veteran, reaching for a literal, physical summit helps him face a range of trauma, including post-traumatic stress disorder. This ...read more

In Salt Lake City this week, the RV industry gathered for a new trade show: RV Experience, or RVX. Judges awarded nine brands out of 450 RVs for innovation across the following categories: Outdoor Adventure, Family Friendly, Van Life, City Escape, Destination Camping, ...read more

Think about how you map your runs. Maybe it's down the street, to the park, around the park, and back. But it's doubtful your route includes running every single street in your city. After living in San Francisco on and off for his whole life, Salomon athlete Rickey Gates wanted ...read more

In 1973, Art Clay and Ben Finley organized a gathering of African-American skiers in Aspen, Colorado. Nearly 50 years later, most of those skiers along with newbies to the organization are still congregating at resorts around the country to strap planks of wood to their feet, ...read more