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On Quebec’s Anticosti Island, Peyton Thomas finds a way to combine her love for running with her day job as a marine biologist.

Discover what to wear for skiing and snowboarding for any snowy day on the mountain with our skiing layering guide.

For a winning entry for a Write the World essay contest, this young author explored how something as personal as fashion can lead to insights into the state of the planet.

Splitboards and the search for Yosemite’s melodic amphibian.

A letter from a Waorani activist in the Amazon.

By speaking out for nature, we can protect wild salmon from extinction before it’s too late.

The return of wetlands to the source of the Klamath River.

A family in Maine is changing the way oysters are grown.

Standing up for the health of lands and waters is part of every Patagonia ambassador’s job description, even when they’re off the clock.

Learn what UPF rating means and how UV protection clothing helps shield your skin from harmful sun exposure throughout the day.

Looking for a temperature and wetsuit thickness guide for Patagonia Yulex® Regulator® Wetsuits? Zip up – we’re diving deep.

A big win during a perilous season for public lands.

How down fill ratings work and how they can help you choose the right down jacket for your needs.

A Patagonian ski odyssey.

Three friends, an avalanche and an iPhone on Yashkuk Sar I.

Tips and tricks for trail running in the rain when the going gets messy.

A master of big-mountain Alaskan spines finds the line of his life.

You don’t know until you go.

A tribute to Keita Kurakami.

Absence and balance in Japan.

Paige Alms, Moona Whyte and Kyle Thiermann travel into northern territory to put a slew of our cold-water surf gear to the test.

We spoke with fired public lands employees before they were reinstated. Here are their stories.

Or is there a Dave heir, somewhere?

Behind the scenes of our ambassadors' trickiest and most meaningful ascents.

One runner’s attempt to link his hometown skyline becomes something much greater.

Stories from the people whose lives have been shaped by the Vjosa river.

Two photographers set out on a 10-day road trip in search of connection, community and a whole bunch of singletrack.

How Tommy Caldwell is reshaping his love for rock climbing by building relationships with Indigenous stewards of Bears Ears.

For routes like Crown Royale, a lot of what goes into putting them up is falling down.