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Turn to Outdoor Based Activities to Battle Nature Deficit Disorder

It’s no secret that many children today don’t spend as much time outside as parents would like. But there are ways to show kids how enjoyable and rewarding spending time in nature can be. These engaging nature-based activities can help parents fend off nature-deficit disorder and encourage kids to head outdoors. Shop p.o.m.e | Product Of My Environment for comfortable earth-conscious apparel. View our collections today! Mix Nature with Physical Fitness A great way to make time outside enjoyable is through activities that get the heart pumping. Tips for Hiking with Your Kids4 Tips When Mountain Biking with Your ChildTree...

Nature Is Never Closed: Alex Byers

Nature Is Never Closed. Mountains have no governments, no restrictions, no shutdowns. They have seasons, mysteries, and legacies. Mount Hood, Oregon (originally named Wy’East) features the longest ski season in North America. Olympians, X Games stars, up-and-coming rippers all congregate at Timberline to come shred at the only place with rideable snow in the Western Hemisphere mid-summer. On August 2nd, many of us were twiddling our thumbs in quarantine, biting at any opportunity to get out and about at a safe distance. A friend and I rented touring gear to ski up and down the Palmer...

The Sport if Sustainability

The grass was blue, the skies were clear, and the vibes were alive in the town of Steamboat last weekend, as the WinterWonderGrass made its festival debut in the valley of which the p.o.m.e Team has always called home away from home. Hell, for some of us it is home. Transferring locations from Avon where it had been held the previous two years, there was a strong message of sustainability and the promotion of “leaving communities cleaner than we found them.” From the zero-waste sort stations scattered throughout the festival, to the rule that all vendors must serve food and drinks on compostable materials,...

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