
Kassondra Cloos
Writer at Freelance
News Writer at Adventure.com
Travel writer & news reporter for @adventurecom, with bylines in @outsidemagazine, @backpackermag, @guardian & more. Rhode Islander abroad.
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1 week ago |
adventure.com | Kassondra Cloos
Seeking a gentler replacement for bluelight phones and laptops, Adventure.com’s Kassondra Cloos tries out a black-and-white Android tablet called the Daylight Computer. When I heard about the Daylight Computer, which is “designed for deep focus and wellbeing,” I wanted it immediately. It’s simple: It’s an Android tablet with a screen like an e-reader, and it advertises itself as something of an anti-computer. Struggling to get off your screens, or to finish your work in an efficient manner?
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1 week ago |
adventure.com | Kassondra Cloos
Great Forest National Park hasn’t been declared by the Australian government yet, but the people are treating it like a park anyway. It might be the most brilliant plan yet to protect this old-growth forest. What do you do if you want the government to create a national park, but it hasn’t signed the paperwork yet? If you’re Sarah Rees, Creative and Business Director for the Great Forest National Park, you might just start acting as if it is a national park.
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1 week ago |
adventure.com | Kassondra Cloos
After a barrage of conservation threats this spring, last week brought good news for hikers and campers on both sides of the pond. But the fights aren’t over yet. Finally, after two years of legal battles, the UK Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday, May 21, that ‘wild camping’ (or backpacking, as the US would say), is legal in southwest England’s Dartmoor National Park.
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2 weeks ago |
adventure.com | Kassondra Cloos
Adventure.com’s Kassondra Cloos has tested travel gear all over the world for nearly 10 years. From a flatpack water bottle to a convertible tote bag, these are the things that have earned a permanent place in her luggage. Ever since product reviewing became part of my day job in 2015, I have tested an amount of outdoor apparel and gear that borders on obscene.
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4 weeks ago |
adventure.com | Kassondra Cloos
House Republicans have voted to sell acres of public land; land that was previously untouchable. What’s in store for the future of recreation access in the US? In an unexpected late-night ruling on Tuesday, the House Natural Resources Committee voted to allow the federal government to sell off thousands of acres of land in Nevada and Utah. It may be a minuscule proportion of the total amount of federal land in those states, but it’s concerning nonetheless.
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