Austrian Court Rules Tourist Who Caught COVID at Ski Resort May Be Compensated On July 25, an Austrian court ruled at least one tourist who got COVID-19 at the Tyrol resort could get compensation. Written by Sam Anderson July 27, 2022
‘Lock Down Rock Up’: First Responder Eases Pandemic Problems Through Bouldering Award-winning short ‘Lock Down Rock Up’ documents how one paramedic turned to climbing as an outlet during quarantine. Written by Jilli Cluff January 11, 2022
COVID Hurt the Outdoor Economy, but Some Categories Remained Immune A government report shows the outdoor recreation economy took a big hit from COVID-19 in 2020. But certain sectors flourished. Written by Sam Anderson November 10, 2021
Climbing During COVID: What to Expect and Where You Can Go Think the outdoor travel industry is still stalled due to COVID? Think again. Borders are open, and now may be the best time to climb. Written by Mary Murphy December 02, 2020
Slave to Clicks: How COVID Infected Our Journalistic Standards ‘Gaiter Gate’ exposed the Achilles heel of quality journalism: The rush to be the first notification you see and the most gripping headline you read. Written by Adam Ruggiero August 17, 2020
National Parks Coronavirus Closures: Icons Lock Gates Two of the most spectacular landscapes in the United States, Rocky Mountain National Park and Yosemite National Park, closed their gates in response to Coronavirus. Written by Sean McCoy March 22, 2020
