Will Brendza
Assistant Ski Editor at GearJunkie
Columnist at Boulder Weekly
News Editor at the Boulder Weekly. Writer. Skier. Professional misfit. Got news tips or stories? Hit me with them here.
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1 week ago |
gearjunkie.com | Will Brendza
It is bear season in Colorado and across the western U.S. On June 11, the United States Forest Service (USFS) banned tent camping at one of the Roaring Fork Valley’s most popular campgrounds after a black bear swiped at a tent with two sleeping children inside. This week, USFS rescinded the tent ban, but is still encouraging campers to remain vigilant and practice bear safety. Following the bear incident, USFS relocated or refunded all tent campers who had reservations at Difficult Campground.
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gearjunkie.com | Will Brendza
Public lands are one of America’s greatest generational resources. But lawmakers are currently trying to sell off huge swaths of our nation’s most beautiful and popular areas for outdoor recreation. On June 12, a U.S. Senate committee proposed auctioning off more than 3.3 million acres of land managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS).
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flipboard.com | Will Brendza
Will This Be My Final Injury Zero Day of the CYTC? This morning, I was hoping to potentially get up early and go for a slack pack. But I woke up feeling kind of sore, possibly because of the angle …
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gearjunkie.com | Will Brendza
Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn More Zoe Hart and her husband, Maxime Turgeon, have endured a lot since they met. The two alpinists have summited extremely tall and technical peaks, spent long, cold nights on the sides of mountain cliffs, and traveled the world in search of alpine adventure.
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yahoo.com | Will Brendza
Zoe Hart and her husband, Maxime Turgeon, have endured a lot since they met. The two alpinists have summited extremely tall and technical peaks, spent long, cold nights on the sides of mountain cliffs, and traveled the world in search of alpine adventure. For a long time, they’ve practiced what they jokingly call “disaster style alpinism.”Now, they’re learning disaster-style parenting. And Patagonia is making a short film series about it.
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The only lost dog when the #MarshallFire engulfed Donelle Slater's dog kennel in #SuperiorColorado, was her own—a dog named Higgins, who wouldn't be found for three days and an entire city away... but the reunion was as glorious as you'd imagine. https://t.co/Ei6O4hxamQ
Psychedelic-assisted therapy clinics are becoming more popular as #psychedelic stigma dies—Boulder’s own @CenterforMM has been successfully treating patients since 2012 using #ketamine and #cannabis. https://t.co/kBwRVwwCqb
There's only one organization in the world where you can get gear certified as "grizzly resistant" — through the #IGBC at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center. Where actual #grizzlybears spend their days testing gear. https://t.co/HwOJg7fky0