Rescinding the Roadless Rule Threatens These 13 Climbing Areas
The Trump administration is looking to roll back a 2001 protection for 44.7 million acres of forests. Here's what climbers need to know.
The Trump administration is looking to roll back a 2001 protection for 44.7 million acres of forests. Here's what climbers need to know.
Shannon “SJ” Joslin was fired from Yosemite for helping rig a trans pride flag on El Capitan. They're calling it a First Amendment violation.
Access Fund says "the scale and speed of the response exceeded expectations," but warns that the bill contains other threats to public lands.
If the "One Big Beautiful Bill" moves forward, climbers could lose access to dozens of historic crags, from Joe’s Valley to Ten Sleep Canyon.
The bill removes safeguards to responsible drilling, defunds conservation projects, and lets developers pay to fast-track environmental reviews.
Did the rules that climbers hated actually save Hueco Tanks? (From 2019)
Find out where the leading 2020 presidential candidates stand on issues relevant to climbers
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The Great American Outdoors Act has passed Congress with bipartisan support. It is a landmark bill to protect public lands in the United States.
The Climbing Wall Association petitions Congress for climbing gym inclusion in the coronavirus relief stimulus package. Eldo Walls offers donations to your local gym.
Advice from Tommy Caldwell and Angela Hawse on the best ways to protect our planet
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Congress passed the Natural Resources Management Act by a landslide vote on February 26, 2019. The bill is the first-ever piece of federal legislation to include climbing-specific language and protection, and sets an invaluable precedent for the years to come.
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Organizers say it’s more important than ever to speak up for protecting the nation’s climbing resources.
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An economic-impact study of climbing in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has revealed that climbers have a major influence on local economies
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President Trump announced a massive reduction to both Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments in Utah. We spoke to Access Fund Executive Director Brady Robinson about the implications.
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Check out Cameron Fenton's author page.
Examining two important issues for climbers in the presidential election