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5 Things You Already Do That Make You a Female Outdoor Leader
Just a few things many women already do that make them leaders in the outdoor activities they love.
Why Outdoorsy People Make the Best Co-workers
Someone who can laugh at the end of an 18-mile hike through the mud is definitely the co-worker you want on your team.
History Comes Alive for the 10th Mountain Division
In celebration of NOLS' 50th anniversary, read how the school's founder, Paul Petzoldt, trained the 10th Mountain Division before establishing NOLS.
Waking Up in the Wilderness
Carolyn remembers her choice between comfort and wilderness, a life of what's easy and a life of healthy challenges.
Look Good, Feel Good: How Gear Has Evolved over the Past 50 Years [Infographic]
Look Good, Feel Good: How Gear Has Evolved over the Past 50 Years [Infographic]
5 Things Not to Miss at NOLS’ 50th Anniversary Party
5 Things Not to Miss at NOLS’ 50th Anniversary Party
Fellowships at NOLS Create Pathways to Outdoor Careers
Fellowships at NOLS Create Pathways to Outdoor Careers
Public Lands We Love to Love
In celebration of National Public Lands Day, check out some of our favorite photos of public lands where NOLS operates!
Highlights from the 2015 Wilderness Medicine Staff Meeting
Highlights from the 2015 Wilderness Medicine Institute Staff Meeting
Educator Expedition: Whitewater Challenges in Peru
Educator Expedition: Whitewater Challenges in Peru
Do You Know These Tips to Spice Up Your Backcountry Cooking?
Spice up your backcountry cooking - and avoid culinary disaster - with these steps
The Story of Gear: Reuse as an Ethic and Necessity at NOLS
The Story of Gear: Reuse as an Ethic and Necessity at NOLS
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