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Christmas gift campaign to benefit charities By Fiona Russell published 3 December 21 Ellis Brigham pledge 'buy one, gift one' Smartwool socks deal for UK's homeless this festive season
Outdoors brand fine tunes accessible-for-all initiative By Fiona Russell published 1 December 21 Berghaus Adapts aims to give more people easier access to outdoors activities
Shop Cabela's Cyber Monday for 50% off binoculars, boots, base layers and more By Julia Clarke published 29 November 21 Cabela's Cyber Monday deals cover their full line of outdoor gear, so you can spruce up your hiking kit or take care of some Christmas shopping without battling the crowds
Black Friday news alert: amazing deals on MSR and Coleman tents By Julia Clarke published 26 November 21 Two of the best Black Friday camping deals so far have just been announced, offering deep discounts on tents by MSR and Coleman
Decathlon announces huge Black Friday discounts on hiking and camping gear By Julia Clarke published 25 November 21 Black Friday is the perfect opportunity to get ahead of your Christmas shopping and bag an incredible deal at major outdoor retailer Decathlon
US National Park Service confirms its first Native American director By Julia Clarke published 23 November 21 Charles F Sams III, the first Native American to head up the National Park Service, has been unanimously approved by the US Senate
New data shows hikers walked further and longer this summer By Julia Clarke published 22 November 21 The findings reveal the number of walks recorded increased by almost 50% and are the latest figures to confirm a spike in outdoor activity as a result of the pandemic
Ukrainian climbing team makes history with Himalayan first ascent By Julia Clarke published 18 November 21 Three Ukrainian climbers have successfully summited Annapurna III via the southeast ridge, a feat that has long evaded the world’s best climbers
UK National Park bosses consider car ban By Julia Clarke published 17 November 21 Officials from the UK’s Lake and Peak District National Parks are weighing a ban on tourist cars from next summer in efforts to manage congestion and pollution
New online resource for wild swimmers aimed at safety and information sharing By Julia Clarke published 16 November 21 A new online tool is being developed where Scotland’s wild swimmers can share information about their favorite wild swimming spots
