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Marc Chavez, left, and Reg Macarro, right, about to paddle out at a reeling left pointbreak somewhere in Michoacán, Mexico.

Point Break Medicine

Todd Prodanovich

An exchange of waves and Indigenous cultural practices on the Pacific coast of Mexico.

Point Break Medicine

Todd Prodanovich

9 Min Read

Bad River

Beau Miles

The rivers of our childhood have changed.

Bad River

Beau Miles

3 Min Read

Gerry Lopez and Wayne Lynch, Lorne Point, 2012. Photo Ryan Heywood

The Road Remains

Sean Doherty

The last time Gerry Lopez was in Australia, he jumped in a car with Jack McCoy and retraced a road trip they’d first driven four decades earlier, down the Great Ocean Road to catch up with old friend, Wayne Lynch.

The Road Remains

Sean Doherty

12 Min Read

The workshop is operated by Udyog Bharti, a khadi cooperative that partners with our supply chain partner Arvind Ltd. to produce handwoven textiles for Patagonia.

Freedom through Fabric

Archana Ram

Why a symbol of Indian self-reliance is vital again.

Freedom through Fabric

Archana Ram

6 Min Read

This photo was taken from the album “Restauration des montagnes deboisées,” which roughly translates to “reforestation of deforested mountains.” Photo: B. Circovich

From Stone to Wood

Manuela Schirra and Fabrizio Giraldi

Reforesting in the heart of Europe.

From Stone to Wood

Manuela Schirra and Fabrizio Giraldi

5 Min Read

Jahmicah Dawes and the author share a heart-to-heart on the water. Brazos River, Texas.

Water Is Common Ground

Nathaniel Riverhorse Nakadate

Building community deep in the heart of Texas.

Water Is Common Ground

Nathaniel Riverhorse Nakadate

12 Min Read

In Relation to All Things

Alexandera Houchin

In learning her ancestral language, one mountain biker finds a different way to relate to the world, herself and her community—and ride her bike.

In Relation to All Things

Alexandera Houchin

6 Min Read

Traditional forms of leadership have failed the environment. It’s time for change. Photo: Ula Majewski

She Leads

Daisy Dumas

Australian leadership – let’s call it what it is: traditional, male and white – isn’t working for many of us, least of all the environment. Bring more women and diverse voices to the table before it’s too late, urges Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia.

She Leads

Daisy Dumas

8 Min Read

Hidetoshi Matsubara and a ferruginous hawk he trained this year. This medium-sized bird of prey has a wingspan of roughly 130 centimeters, around 4.3 feet.

The Last Takajo

Hironori Taniyama

The remarkable relationship between Hidetoshi Matsubara and his birds of prey.

The Last Takajo

Hironori Taniyama

7 Min Read

“America the Beautiful” through the eyes of Chief Justice John Roberts—or what coal removal did for Kayford Mountain, West Virginia. Photo: Lynn Willis, flight courtesy of SouthWings

Supreme Negligence

Amy Westervelt

The supreme court’s least-bad, bad ruling on climate, and some options President Biden still has.

Supreme Negligence

Amy Westervelt

5 Min Read

Being Home

Emilé Zynobia

A band of mountain friends learns that when they give attention to what they see, trust and confidence can follow graciously.

Being Home

Emilé Zynobia

9 Min Read

The magic of bodysurfing is that there is no system—nothing that needs to work. Photo: Jason Phillips

Pointless Beauty: The Art of Bodysurfing

Rory Parker

Where worthless and priceless collide.

Pointless Beauty: The Art of Bodysurfing

Rory Parker

4 Min

“Timber framing isn’t about gluing two things together or nailing two things together. You’re actually getting things to fit.” —Jenna Pollard

Tough by Nature

Leslie Hittmeier

Women make up less than five percent of US carpenters by trade. Some tradeswomen are changing the narrative, one dovetail joint at a time.

Tough by Nature

Leslie Hittmeier

8 Min Read

The Forever Chemicals

Beth Schiller

This story was supposed to be about a thriving, women-led organic farm in Maine. Then came news of the ”forever chemicals.”

The Forever Chemicals

Beth Schiller

5 Min Read

How a Storm Can Change Your Life: Maria

Otto Flores

Has it come to the point that to save humanity we must first save the planet?

How a Storm Can Change Your Life: Maria

Otto Flores

7 Min Read

Aaron Mike climbs an unknown boulder at Oak Flat. Tonto National Forest, Arizona.

Oak Flat Is No Sacrifice Zone

Len Necefer

As we make a transition to renewable sources of energy, let’s not renew the same old mistakes.

Oak Flat Is No Sacrifice Zone

Len Necefer

10 Min Read

Grant Kleeves casts off into the bowling alley. Yentna Glacier, Alaska.

A Partial Ascent of Mantok 0

Jack Cramer

Lessons from a close one in Alaska.

A Partial Ascent of Mantok 0

Jack Cramer

9 Min Read

Home Among the Gum Trees

Andy Summons

What now for Australia’s climate refugees?

Home Among the Gum Trees

Andy Summons

8 Min Read

Erna Adelson lets “The Blanket” fly. Ramona, California.

Our Little Place in the World

Erna L. Adelson

An ode to the simplest outdoor gear.

Our Little Place in the World

Erna L. Adelson

4 Min Read

What Can Rich Sensory Experiences Teach Children?

Patagonia

An excerpt from the book Family Business by Malinda Chouinard and Jennifer Ridgeway.

What Can Rich Sensory Experiences Teach Children?

Patagonia

7 Min Read

Coming Home

Emilé Zynobia

For three women of color in Wyoming, going into the mountains isn’t about representation—it’s about reclaiming their power, together.

Coming Home

Emilé Zynobia

7 Min Read

The vastness of Western Australia is reflected in the scale of its extractive industries. Photo Chris Gurney

Like Texas, Just Bigger

Sean Doherty

Western Australia is the only Australian state whose carbon emissions are rising. The gas industry is to blame.

Like Texas, Just Bigger

Sean Doherty

5 Min Read

Leaving the city. Photo: Holly-Marie Cato

Dark River Runs Deep

Martin Johnson & Michael Fordham

An attempt to set the fastest known time on the 184-mile path to the source of the River Thames.

Dark River Runs Deep

Martin Johnson & Michael Fordham

7 Min Read

Betty Birrell goes full send on Floppy Bunny, her go-to warm-up lap on Mount Fromme in southern British Columbia. Photo: Travis Rummel

North Shore Betty

Darcy Hennessey Turenne

After nearly 30 years on the hallowed trails of southern British Columbia, Betty Birrell still thinks life is one big playground—and that you’re never too old to send.

North Shore Betty

Darcy Hennessey Turenne

9 Min Read

Author Lauren L. Hill and her growing son Minnow enjoy a moment not to be taken for granted. Photo: Ted Grambeau

Emergent Seas

Lauren Hill

Exploring motherhood and meaningful play.

Emergent Seas

Lauren Hill

10 min Read

Millions of buffalo once thrived on the Great Plains; the stolen homelands of the Jicarilla Apache, Cheyenne and Ute Nations. Concrete buildings and highways can’t erase their history. Photo: Leonardo Brasil

All Trails Belong to Mother Earth

Renee Hutchens

Following in Indigenous Footsteps on the Ute Pass Trail.

All Trails Belong to Mother Earth

Renee Hutchens

7 Min Read

Sandy Ward leads Leah Evans and Marie-France Roy through Sandy’s traditional territory of the Líl̓wat Nation in British Columbia. Here, they glide up Ntáoz’a (Mount Chief Pascall) in Nlháxten (Duffey Lake/Cayoosh Creek Valley).

History Beneath Our Feet

Myia Antone & Sandy Ward

Reciprocal learning while exploring traditional Indigenous territories in British Columbia.

History Beneath Our Feet

Myia Antone & Sandy Ward

9 Min Read

The Blue Derby trails through northeast Tasmania's ancient Gondwanan forests have been a revelation to mountain bikers. Photo Stu Gibson

Gondwanan Trails

Mike Blewitt

Mountain biking saved Derby once already. As the loggers move in, can it save the town again?

Gondwanan Trails

Mike Blewitt

8 Min Read

Jake Patryn harvests the final string of sugar kelp off the Nautical Farms sea farm as the sun rises over the Western Hemisphere.

The Nautical Farmers

Erin Grace Scottberg

One young couple’s unexpected career path of farming sea vegetables drew them back to their roots and brought a promising climate-change solution to their coastal hometown.

The Nautical Farmers

Erin Grace Scottberg

7 Min Read

Bureo co-founders Ben Kneppers (left) and Kevin Ahearn (right) display the amount of fishing net that’s recycled into each Bureo skateboard through Net Positiva, Bureo’s fishing net collection and recycling program. Santiago, Chile. Photo: Kevin Ahearn

A Different Path

Brooke Ortel

Living and designing sustainably in Southern Chile with Bureo co-founder Ben Kneppers.

A Different Path

Brooke Ortel

6 min Read

The offshore gas industry that has been out of sight from the Australian public for decades, is now encroaching on some of the country's most iconic landscapes. Photo Chris Gurney

Gaslit

Tim Winton

Australia has been captivated by the gas industry for decades. Tim Winton calls time on them.

Gaslit

Tim Winton

10 min Read

Now It’s Gas

Wayne Lynch

Wayne Lynch has seen his beloved Otways plundered over the years. The desecration of treasured stretch of Australian coast continues today.

Now It’s Gas

Wayne Lynch

3 min Read

Marine scientist Laura Wells diving with seals off Barunguba (Montague Island).

The Sanctuary

Big fish are now circling Batemans Marine Park.

The Sanctuary

10 min Read

Walmadan

Almost a decade ago, a great victory was won in the Kimberley. Today, this ancient, red dirt frontier remains under threat from the gas industry.

Walmadan

8 min Read

Rising Tides

It’s time for surfers to read the forecast on climate change and do something about it.

Rising Tides

7 min Read

Dave and Uncle Buddha

How a chance meeting twenty-five years ago brought together two of surfing’s most influential figures.

Dave and Uncle Buddha

10 min Read

Seth Hobby (left), Odd Arne Sandberg (middle) and Espen Mortensen (right) fly the Folkeaksjonen flag loud and clear above Svolvær and Vestfjorden in Norway’s Lofoten archipelago.

Making Oil History

Colin Wiseman

Folkeaksjonen is taking action against petroleum exploration in the Norwegian Sea.

Making Oil History

Colin Wiseman

9 Min Read

Taking the Kids to Point Nemo

When your goal is to raise children in wild places, it helps if you’re flexible.

Taking the Kids to Point Nemo

10 min Read

The Migration of Songs: Thoughts from a Birder

Welcoming back the ‘welcoming noise’ near the Arctic Circle.

The Migration of Songs: Thoughts from a Birder

10 min Read

Moments of Flow

The psychology of the perfect ride.

Moments of Flow

10 min Read

Club Run

The friends that make you want to run 100 miles.

Club Run

10 min Read

The Worst Traverse

The industrious truth of British Columbia’s forgotten forests.

The Worst Traverse

10 min Read

Crash-Test Dummy

Kelly Cordes

Best job in the world? Field testing guru Kelly Cordes takes us on a journey through the extremes of Patagonia's field testing program and possibly to the brink of hypothermia. We promise, we take this work – if not always ourselves - seriously.

Crash-Test Dummy

Kelly Cordes

4 Min Read

Mending Life

The joy, meditation and quiet rebellion of fixing your clothes by hand.

Mending Life

10 min Read

Jacqueline inspects nylon nets with a smile during the drying process at Bureo's warehouse in Talcahuano, Chile.

Falling for Fishing Nets

Andrew O’Reilly

Out of necessity, Jacqueline Sangueza loved fishing nets before she loved the ocean.

Falling for Fishing Nets

Andrew O’Reilly

6 Min Read

The Writing on the Wall

In a tiny Colorado ski town, the world’s oldest mountain-bike club is facing the complicated reality of recreation gone right.

The Writing on the Wall

10 Min Read

A Still Summer Sky

The unassuming bogong moth has been part of the Australian summer for tens of thousands of years, the summer sky darkened as they migrated to the high country in their millions.

A Still Summer Sky

5 Min Read

We Can't Kook Climate

Surfers should care about climate, but do they? Really?

We Can't Kook Climate

10 Min Read

Was it worth it?

Doug Peacock

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Was it worth it?

Doug Peacock

10 Minutes

More Corals. More Fish.

This marine sanctuary in the Gulf of Mexico is one of many biodiversity hotspots in the US that need more federal protection.

More Corals. More Fish.

10 Min Read

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Point Break Medicine

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Bad River

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The Road Remains

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Freedom through Fabric

Freedom through Fabric

From Stone to Wood

From Stone to Wood

Water Is Common Ground

Water Is Common Ground

In Relation to All Things

In Relation to All Things

She Leads

She Leads

The Last Takajo

The Last Takajo

Supreme Negligence

Supreme Negligence

Being Home

Being Home

Pointless Beauty: The Art of Bodysurfing

Pointless Beauty: The Art of Bodysurfing

Tough by Nature

Tough by Nature

The Forever Chemicals

The Forever Chemicals

How a Storm Can Change Your Life: Maria

How a Storm Can Change Your Life: Maria

Oak Flat Is No Sacrifice Zone

Oak Flat Is No Sacrifice Zone

A Partial Ascent of Mantok 0

A Partial Ascent of Mantok 0

Home Among the Gum Trees

Home Among the Gum Trees

Our Little Place in the World

Our Little Place in the World

What Can Rich Sensory Experiences Teach Children?

What Can Rich Sensory Experiences Teach Children?

Coming Home

Coming Home

Like Texas, Just Bigger

Like Texas, Just Bigger

Dark River Runs Deep

Dark River Runs Deep

North Shore Betty

North Shore Betty

Emergent Seas

Emergent Seas

All Trails Belong to Mother Earth

All Trails Belong to Mother Earth

History Beneath Our Feet

History Beneath Our Feet

Gondwanan Trails

Gondwanan Trails

The Nautical Farmers

The Nautical Farmers

A Different Path

A Different Path

Gaslit

Gaslit

Now It’s Gas

Now It’s Gas

The Sanctuary