TUSTIN, Calif. — July 21, 2026 — As outdoor brands look to reduce reliance on solvent-based and PFAS-dependent textile technologies, PolyCore is highlighting Eco-Shield, a waterborne polyurethane (PU) face coating for technical fabrics. Applied to the face of a fabric, Eco-Shield serves as a product’s first line of defense against the elements, providing durable protection against rain, abrasion, and everyday wear.

Available now, Eco-Shield can be integrated into existing manufacturing supply chains, giving brands across the backpack, luggage, apparel, and outdoor gear industries a practical way to increase product durability while reducing the environmental impact of traditional coating technologies.

Eco-Shield achieves 10,000 mm of hydrostatic resistance, delivers up to four times the tear strength of TPU, and can be customized to achieve a range of hand feels and finishes, all without adding significant weight or bulk.

“Outdoor products should last for years, not seasons,” said Arthur Chen, founder of PolyCore. “Our goal was to develop a face coating that gives brands the durability they expect while moving away from outdated toxic solvent chemistry.”

Unlike conventional solvent-based coatings, Eco-Shield’s waterborne formulation reduces VOC emissions by 98% during coating and contains no intentionally added PFAS. The technology is formulated to support compliance with EU REACH requirements and follows the ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substances List (MRSL), helping brands meet evolving chemical standards.

For PolyCore, durability is a key part of sustainability. Products that resist wear, abrasion, and water damage stay in use longer, reducing replacement cycles and extending the life of finished gear.

Eco-Shield is available today for integration into existing supply chains. PolyCore works directly with mills, manufacturers, and outdoor brands to incorporate the technology into current production with minimal disruption.

Brands interested in evaluating Eco-Shield can learn more at polycoresolutions.com or contact the PolyCore team at contact@polycoresolutions.com.

About PolyCore Solutions

PolyCore Solutions develops next-generation high-performance waterborne polymer coatings for the outdoor, travel, and technical gear industries. Its Eco-Coating, Eco-Shield, and ReCirX² systems replace harmful solvent-based and PFAS-reliant coating technologies with waterborne alternatives that match or exceed conventional performance benchmarks. PolyCore implements coatings directly into manufacturing facilities worldwide, with headquarters in Tustin, California, and Taipei, Taiwan.

PERTH, Australia & BROOMFIELD, Colo. — July 20, 2026 — Sea to Summit, an award-winning global brand that equips and inspires outdoor enthusiasts with innovative, lightweight adventure gear, today announced the launch of XLite, the brand’s next-generation collapsible camp kitchen system. Building on Sea to Summit’s Frontier Collapsible Collection, XLite is engineered to maximize pack space without compromising cooking performance. Beginning today, a limited assortment of XLite products is available exclusively at REI stores, REI.com and SeaToSummit.com, ahead of the complete XLite collection launch in Spring 2027.

Built on more than 15 years of collapsible camp kitchen innovation, XLite introduces a fully integrated nesting system that packs flatter and more efficiently than ever before. Modular cookware and dinnerware collapse and nest together — from cups into bowls and bowls into cookpots — to eliminate wasted space while delivering a complete cooking and dining solution for backpackers, campers and overlanders.

“A better trail experience begins with smarter design in the studio,” said Liam Higton-Shirt, product designer at Sea to Summit. “With the XLite series, the real challenge wasn’t collapsibility. It was engineering a complete system that works together, packs down without rattling and weighs less than anything we’ve done before. It’s the accumulation of small details, none of them accidental, that makes the difference between a product that works and one that feels genuinely high quality.”

Designed to be lighter, stronger and more durable than the Frontier Collapsible Collection, XLite introduces a range of thoughtful updates across both cookware and dinnerware, including:

• New injection-molding technology that creates more flexible sidewalls while enabling brighter, more vibrant colorways.
• An expanded cookware and dinnerware range designed to nest seamlessly, maximizing pack space and eliminating wasted volume.
• Products that weigh up to 30% less than previous generations, including the XLite Cup, which starts at just 43 grams.
• The new Flip Lock Handle, which is 50% lighter, auto-locking, rattle-free, and ergonomically designed for improved handling and transport.
• Stronger 5 Series aluminum cookware, refined folding construction, and redesigned lids that enhance cooking performance, pack smaller, and provide a more secure seal.
• Components tested through more than 15,000 opening and closing cycles to deliver proven long-term durability in the field.

This initial XLite launch includes a curated assortment of cookware sets, collapsible pots, kettles, dinnerware and accessories, giving outdoor enthusiasts an early look at the next generation of Sea to Summit’s camp kitchen lineup. Additional XLite products will roll out with the full collection in Spring 2027.

ABOUT SEA TO SUMMIT

Sea to Summit is an award-winning global brand that equips and inspires outdoor enthusiasts with innovative, lightweight adventure gear. Founded in Perth, Western Australia in 1991, the brand has grown into a global leader in the outdoor industry, known for its meticulously engineered products across sleep, carry, travel, and camp kitchen categories.

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Washington, D.C. — Outdoor Alliance is thrilled to announce that Runners for Public Lands has joined the coalition as its newest member organization. Runners for Public Lands joins nine of the country’s most powerful organizations advocating for human-powered outdoor recreation and working together to protect public lands and waters.

As trail running continues to grow in popularity across the country, runners have emerged as an increasingly important constituency for public lands. From local trail systems to national forests, parks, and public lands, runners rely on healthy, accessible landscapes and are often among their most dedicated stewards and advocates.

The addition of Runners for Public Lands strengthens Outdoor Alliance’s collective voice and expands the coalition’s ability to engage outdoor enthusiasts in public lands conservation and advocacy. Together, the organizations will work to ensure that public lands remain protected, accessible, and well-managed for current and future generations.

“Trail runners build deep connections to public lands through daily use, stewardship, and community,” said Kat Baker, Executive Director of Runners for Public Lands. “Our community understands that the places we run are not guaranteed—they require care, investment, and advocacy. We are excited to join Outdoor Alliance and work alongside other outdoor recreation organizations to level up our ability to protect the trails and public lands that make these experiences possible.”

Outdoor Alliance represents a broad coalition of human-powered recreation communities, including climbers, paddlers, mountain bikers, backcountry skiers, hikers, surfers, and now trail runners. Together, the coalition works to advance policies that protect public lands, expand recreation access, strengthen stewardship, and ensure that outdoor recreation remains a priority in public land management.

“Runners experience public lands in a uniquely direct way. They build deep connections to trails, forests, deserts, mountains, and local parks through daily use and stewardship,” said Adam Cramer, CEO of Outdoor Alliance. “Runners for Public Lands has done an exceptional job turning that connection into advocacy, and we’re excited to welcome them to the Outdoor Alliance coalition. Their leadership will strengthen our collective voice and help ensure that the people who love these places are helping shape their future.”

The addition of Runners for Public Lands comes at a pivotal moment for America’s public lands. Outdoor recreation continues to grow, contributing more than $1 trillion annually to the U.S. economy and engaging millions of Americans in outdoor experiences. At the same time, public lands face increasing challenges ranging from funding shortfalls and maintenance backlogs to development pressures and threats to public access.

By bringing together diverse outdoor recreation communities under a shared vision, Outdoor Alliance helps ensure that the people who use and value public lands have a strong voice in the decisions that shape their future. The addition of trail runners further strengthens that effort and reflects the growing role that outdoor recreationists play in conserving America’s public lands and waters.

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About Outdoor Alliance

Outdoor Alliance is the national coalition of outdoor recreation advocacy organizations working together to protect public lands and waters and ensure sustainable access for human-powered recreation. Outdoor Alliance brings together the voices of millions of outdoor enthusiasts to advance policies that conserve the places where people climb, paddle, ride, run, hike, ski, and surf.

About Runners for Public Lands

Runners for Public Lands mobilizes the trail running community to protect and steward public lands. Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, the organization empowers runners to become effective champions for the landscapes and trails they depend on.

Media Contact: 

Outdoor Alliance

Tania Lown-Hecht, Vice President of Communications and Strategy

tania@outdooralliance.org

BOULDER, Colo. [July 16, 2026] — Paradox Sports, a non-profit organization that makes rock and ice climbing accessible to people with physical disabilities, is partnering with Razom for Ukraine, a prominent U.S.-based nonprofit, to help launch a new adaptive climbing program for Ukrainian veterans.

Working towards a better future for Ukraine and its people, Razom for Ukraine invited Paradox Sports to help develop the new adaptive climbing program, and host an in-country adaptive climbing training August 2–6, 2026. During the training, Paradox Sports will share adaptive climbing systems and equipment strategies, disability awareness best practices, volunteer and instructor training models, and approaches for growing climbing communities that welcome people with disabilities. In Ukraine, the ongoing program will be supported by local climbing community leaders and nonprofits Second Wind and Petros.

“Paradox is deeply honored that Razom for Ukraine asked us to work with Ukrainian veterans, climbers, and partner organizations to help develop this critical resource,” said Alex Kosseff, Executive Director of Paradox Sports. “Ukraine is facing a massive scale of war-related injuries and trauma including amputations, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, and PTSD. The need for rehabilitation, reintegration, and community is profound. This project shares what Paradox has learned over nearly 20 years of adaptive climbing and veteran programming with Ukraine.”

Adaptive climbing is a proven way to rebuild strength, manage PTSD, and regain confidence after life‑altering injuries and the trauma of war. It helps veterans redefine what’s possible with a disability, and reconnect with a sense of purpose, and a supportive community of peers. The program and training come as Ukraine faces a rapidly growing need for community-based support for veterans with disabilities. A recent New York Times article noted that there are now estimated to be at least 100,000 amputees in the country, and highlighted the growing role of sports in helping wounded soldiers rebuild strength, confidence, and connection.

“Nature has a remarkable ability to help people heal, regardless of the depth of their wounds and trauma,” said DJ Skelton, Paradox Sports co-founder, retired U.S. Army Major, and advisor to Ukrainian leadership on veterans’ affairs. “Climbing transcends boundaries, borders, nationality, and language. It brings people together through challenge, trust, and belonging. This work in Ukraine represents the best of what adaptive sports can offer: resilience, recovery, community, and hope.”

Razom for Ukraine has committed $8,000 to help make the training and program possible. Paradox Sports is raising funds to match that support, and expand the impact of the project. Petzl, the manufacturer of premium outdoor and climbing gear, is donating climbing equipment for the program and ongoing use in Ukraine.

For more information about the program and upcoming training, visit Paradox Sports Ukraine Adaptive Climbing Initiative.

About Paradox Sports

Paradox Sports is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming lives and communities through adaptive climbing opportunities that defy convention. For nearly 20 years, Paradox has helped make climbing more accessible through national trips, community programs, adaptive climbing trainings, Veteran programs, and partnerships with climbing gyms, guide services, volunteers, and adaptive athletes across the United States.

About Razom for Ukraine

Razom for Ukraine was founded in 2014 by Ukrainian and Ukrainian American volunteers inspired by the Revolution of Dignity and united by a shared commitment to Ukraine’s freedom and democratic future. Razom has grown from a grassroots volunteer initiative into an international organization supporting Ukraine through humanitarian aid, health care, advocacy, civil society, culture, and long-term recovery efforts.

Media Contact

Alex Kosseff
Executive Director, Paradox Sports
alex@paradoxsports.org

POOLE, England — (16 July, 2026) ThruDark is excited to launch its first significant foray into women’s outdoor clothing with a range of hiking t-shirts, trousers and leggings ready for summer and beyond. Whilst not the first women’s technical clothing that ThruDark has designed, the Oryon Women’s range builds on the positive foundations laid by the Force Activewear Women’s range that launched earlier this year. With more women than ever now turning to ThruDark for low fuss, highly functional clothing, the new Oryon Women’s range builds on growing demand.

The range itself includes layers that will be familiar to many existing outdoor enthusiasts. Lightweight and breathable merino wool t-shirts, durable hiking trousers and comfortable, stretch fabric leggings. The range provides strong UPF protection, defending wearers against the harmful effects of prolonged UV exposure. The Oryon Women’s range is available in a variety of fits and colours that differ from the brand’s menswear offering giving ThruDark’s womenswear its own distinct look and feel, whilst retaining the brand’s more subtle visual aesthetic.

The new Oryon 72HR T-Shirt is a pure merino wool t-shirt designed for multi-day pursuits where traveling light is essential. Naturally thermal regulated, odour resistant, and fast drying, the 72HR can be worn for days without washing. Seam-lines have been positioned and shaped to contour the female form, improving fit and reducing pressure points over long days on the move.

The lightweight summer hiking Oryon Trousers are built for warm weather routes and extended time in the field, and are UPF protected, quick drying and moisture wicking with an articulated fit shaped for unrestricted movement across technical terrain. An integrated belt with aluminium hook buckle closure ensures a secure, adjustable fit.

To round out the collection, the Oryon Leggings are designed for walking and mountaineering, and are constructed from a smooth matte fabric with UPF 40+ protection, offering full-length coverage and form-fitting performance on technical terrain. The Leggings are similarly moisture wicking and quick drying, with a phone-sized thigh pocket and drawcord waistband adjustment.

“Launching a women’s outdoor range has always been a matter of timing,” said ThruDark co-founder Louis Tinsley. “Whilst women have worn much of our range for years as unisex pieces, we wanted to design highly functional womenswear as soon as we were able to. We now have the team in place and the technical know-how to deliver what we believe is premium women’s hiking clothing that stands toe to toe with our comparable men’s pieces.”

The new Oryon women’s collection is available online and in-store now. For more information on ThruDark and to view the complete lineup of high-performance apparel, please visit www.thrudark.com.

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ABOUT THRUDARK

ThruDark is a high-performance clothing brand founded by former UK Special Forces operators Anthony “Staz” Stazicker CGC and Louis Tinsley. The British brand started in 2018 with a bespoke summit suit that broke world mountaineering records before launching a limited range of cold-weather expedition gear. Since that time, ThruDark’s outerwear offering has expanded to include the latest in activewear innovation, hot- weather clothing, combat-sports attire and premium apparel, alongside its continued development in the world of winter wear. All of ThruDark’s technical products are tested personally in real-world conditions by its founders, using their combined 28 years of military experience.

BOULDER, Colo. (Jul 15, 2026) — La Sportiva, maker of the world’s finest mountain gear, today announced its Spring 2027 equipment collection, adding new running vests, hiking backpacks, lightweight accessories, and the Challenger 18 alpine pack to its growing mountain equipment line.

The collection gives runners, hikers, and mountain athletes a full range of carry options for moving through the mountains. The Aeris 6 and Aeris 12 Trail Vests are built for running, with breathable, close-to-body storage for hydration, nutrition, layers, and small essentials. The Aeris 26 and Aeris 34 Backpacks offer additional capacity for hiking, mountain travel, and overnight use, while the Challenger 18 pack brings comfort, stability, and technical carry options to more demanding alpine objectives.

“La Sportiva’s equipment line is rooted in the same mountain-first approach that guides everything we do,” said Jonathan Lantz, President of La Sportiva North America. “For Spring 2027, we focused on creating carry systems that feel light, secure, and natural in motion, giving runners, climbers, and hikers the freedom to move efficiently and confidently in the mountains.”

The Aeris 6 Trail Vest is a lightweight running vest for training runs, race efforts, and shorter mountain outings. With six liters of storage, two 500 ml HydraPak soft flasks, quick-access front pockets, and a minimal rear storage layout, it keeps hydration and essentials close without adding unnecessary bulk. A Spacer AirMesh back panel, adjustable sternum straps, and compatibility with the Aeris Poles Quiver round out the design. The Aeris 6 weighs just 240 grams and retails for $119.

The $149 Aeris 12 Trail Vest is made for longer runs, ultra-distance efforts, and alpine objectives that require more food, water, and gear. It carries 12 liters while maintaining the secure fit and easy access runners expect from a vest, with two included 500 ml HydraPak soft flasks up front, multi-pocket rear storage, a zippered front pocket, and reinforced PowerMesh zones for organization that stays close to the body. Spacer AirMesh and breathable stretch mesh help keep air moving when the effort climbs or the day heats up.

The Challenger 18 brings running-inspired comfort and stability to an ultralight alpine pack. Designed for fast alpine traverses, technical mountain routes, and minimalist objectives, the 18-liter pack uses a vest-inspired harness, dual sternum straps, and breathable 3D mesh to create a secure, comfortable fit while traveling across rugged terrain. A fully seam-sealed roll-top main compartment provides weather protection when conditions change, while an integrated ice axe carry, internal mesh organization, and HydraPak flask-compatible pockets for two 500 ml soft flasks keep gear secure and accessible when the terrain gets more technical.

Built with Challenge Ultra TX50 Sailcloth, UHMWPE-reinforced nylon stretch mesh, and a 3D polyester Spacer AirMesh harness, the Challenger 18 balances ultralight weight, abrasion resistance, and weather protection. The new pack weighs 380 grams and retails for $199.

For hiking, alpine traverses, mountain travel, and overnight use, the Aeris 26 and Aeris 34 Backpacks offer higher-capacity storage in a streamlined design. Recycled 100D high-tenacity nylon, taped main compartments, and expandable roll-top construction help protect gear while keeping the packs light and adaptable. Running vest-inspired shoulder harnesses, thermoformed back support, and hydration-compatible sleeves bring comfort and stability to longer days, while reinforced outer storage, stretch side pockets, waistbelt pockets, and external attachment points keep essentials organized and easy to access.

The $169 Aeris 26 Backpack is a compact option for hikes, summit pushes, and mountain travel, with 26 liters of storage, a 650-gram weight, and a low-profile design that moves well through challenging terrain. The Aeris 34 Backpack is made for longer days, bigger loads, and nights out, with 34 liters of storage, a 750-gram weight, and the capacity to carry extra layers, food, and overnight gear. It retails for $189.

The collection also includes the Aeris 2 Trail Belt and Aeris Poles Quiver. The $49 Aeris 2 Trail Belt provides low-profile storage for shorter runs, training sessions, and race-day essentials, with 2 liters of capacity, reinforced PowerMesh pockets, a front flask sleeve, and rear bungee retention. The $25 Aeris Poles Quiver gives runners and hikers a lightweight, streamlined way to carry trekking poles and is compatible with all Aeris vest systems.

The new line will be available at select specialty retailers and at www.lasportivausa.com in the spring of 2027.

About La Sportiva
With over 90 years of heritage, La Sportiva has unrivaled experience in building the world’s finest performance mountain footwear. Creating innovation through passion, La Sportiva now offers the most versatile technical climbing, mountaineering, Mountain Running® and hiking shoes on the market, along with a full line of ski mountaineering hardware and apparel. For more information on La Sportiva, visit www.lasportivausa.com or follow @Lasportivana on Instagram.

SEATTLE, Wash. (July 15, 2026) — Since 2002, Astral has been designing high-performance wilderness equipment in the least toxic, lowest impact ways. Today, Astral announced its upcoming Fall 2026 footwear collection, building upon its all-season waterproof collection, with the Loyak All Weather 2.0, and color updates to its amphibious sneaker, the Brewer 3.0.

“For over two decades, we have been studying Nature to develop unique and necessary innovations at the intersection of wilderness athletics, artistry and craftsmanship,“ said Philip Curry, CEO and Head of Product. “First introduced in the summer of 2024 as a multi-season upgrade to our popular original Loyak minimalist water shoe, this next iteration of the Loyak All Weather is waterproof and enables people to Trust Nature in style, and with comfort and performance, all year round.”

Loyak All Weather 2.0 – minimalist, waterproof performance and style

Astral expands its best-selling Loyak series with the Loyak All Weather 2.0, a waterproof, all-season evolution of an iconic minimalist silhouette. Built on the same barefoot-inspired, natural foot shape that made the original Loyak a fan favorite, the All Weather 2.0 delivers exceptional durability, grip, breathability, and ground feel in any condition. G.15 Rubber and Flex Grip outsoles provide non-marking traction on both wet and dry surfaces, while Astral’s signature Balanced Geometry keeps the foot in its natural position for improved balance and stability thanks to its zero drop profile, Level Footbed, and wider toe box.

This All Weather version is lined with a PFAS-free waterproof and breathable membrane that allows for everyday comfort, no matter the weather. It is constructed using a 100% recycled (rPET) upper shell, and has a 3.5mm lined removable sockliner.

Launching in five colors (Space Black, Hellbender Brown, , Mist Green, and Salty White) along with a refreshed lateral pattern on the upper, Loyak All Weather 2.0 will be available for all genders  (Men’s US sizes 4-14 and Women’s US sizes 6-16) for $140 USD.

The brand also introduces color updates to its amphibious sneaker, the Brewer 3.0. This versatile sneaker with exceptional step-in comfort brings stable, ultra-grippy performance to the water. Adding to its current color lineup of Typhoon Navy, Aurora Purple, Lunar Gray, and Fern Green, the Brewer 3.0 ($150 USD) now welcomes two new, ultra-wearable colorways: Light Black and Salty White. Designed for everyday versatility, these accessible neutrals open the Brewer up to a broader audience by making it easier than ever to pair the shoe’s amphibious performance with everyday style.

Astral’s Fall 2026 footwear collection will be released throughout the second half of 2026 at astraldesigns.com and through participating retail partners. These footwear updates add to Astral’s earlier 2026 footwear launches, which included a new organic fiber version of the Loyak, the Loyak EZ HT, the high performance classic run silhouette, the TR1 Sensi HT and the expedition-grade amphibious river boot, the Pusha.

For more information about Astral and its latest collection, please visit astraldesigns.com.

ABOUT ASTRAL
Established in 2002, Astral designs high-performance wilderness equipment created in the least toxic, lowest impact ways. Built on decades of experience and experimentation, Astral has assembled athletes, artists, and craftspeople to build the cleanest, most beautiful, and highest performing gear. Astral has significantly reduced toxic PVC foam from the PFD industry, invented breathable life jackets, won awards for their paradigm-changing footwear designs, and developed the stickiest rubber ever worn on wet rock. In 2024, Astral launched its first line of HempTech apparel, utilizing Nature’s highest performing fiber that is naturally breathable, odor resistant, durable and cooling in warm weather, while protecting the maximum amount of soil and water. Visit www.astraldesigns.com for more information.

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Media Contact:
Alexa McRoberts | Verde Brand Communications | (717) 808-9653 | astral@verdepr.com

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Washington, D.C. (Jul. 15, 2026) — President Trump has signed proclamations dramatically reducing the boundaries of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments, stripping protections from nearly three million acres of America’s public lands. These proclamations are more dramatic than the administration’s 2017 monument reductions and reopen a fight that millions of outdoor enthusiasts believed was settled when the monuments were restored in 2021.

Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante are world-renowned landscapes that offer exceptional opportunities for hiking, climbing, mountain biking, camping, paddling, and exploring Utah’s spectacular canyon country. National monument protections have helped conserve intact backcountry that make these landscapes extraordinary places to recreate and support the recreation economies of surrounding communities. Rolling back these protections to open up these areas for development and extraction puts conservation values and the outdoor experiences they support at risk.

Outdoor Alliance and our member organizations, particularly Access Fund, have spent nearly a decade advocating for these extraordinary public lands. We stood behind Access Fund in supporting the original designation of Bears Ears and fought alongside Tribal Nations and partners across the outdoor community after the monuments were dramatically reduced in 2017.

Outdoor Alliance is particularly concerned by the proclamations’ treatment of Tribal Nations. The proclamations describe Tribes as “stakeholders,” which fails to recognize the relationship between Tribal Nations and the federal government or the groundbreaking Tribal co-stewardship frameworks that guide the management of these landscapes. Those partnerships have strengthened the stewardship of these places while ensuring they remain places where all Americans can connect with history, culture, and the outdoors.

“National monuments reflect what we choose to protect as a nation,” said Adam Cramer, CEO of Outdoor Alliance. “Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante tell a story of remarkable landscapes, living cultures, and unforgettable outdoor experiences. Shrinking them by more than 90 percent sends exactly the wrong message about the future of America’s public lands.”

The proclamations leave little doubt about their purpose: to remove monument protections so these landscapes can be opened to mining, drilling, and other industrial development. The Grand Staircase-Escalante proclamation argues that shrinking the monument will “better align the use of these public lands with the public interest.” The Bears Ears proclamation goes even further, directing that much of the land removed from the monument be reopened within 60 days to new mining claims and other forms of development. Outdoor Alliance rejects the notion that this serves the public interest.

The public interest is served by protecting the world-class public lands that millions of Americans hike, climb, camp, hunt, paddle, and explore every year—not by sacrificing them to short-term industrial development.

The outdoor community has a key role to play right now. Outdoor Alliance has provided a tool that helps the public tell lawmakers what they think of these rollbacks. Use this link to write your members of Congress.

To learn more about Outdoor Alliance and their work, visit www.outdooralliance.org.

About Outdoor Alliance

Outdoor Alliance is a nonprofit coalition of organizations that includes American Whitewater, American Canoe Association, Access Fund, International Mountain Bicycling Association, Winter Wildlands Alliance, The Mountaineers, American Alpine Club, Colorado Mountain Club, and Surfrider Foundation. For more than ten years, Outdoor Alliance has united the human-powered outdoor recreation community to achieve lasting conservation victories. Our work has helped to permanently protect 40 million acres of public land, secure $5.1 billion in funding for the outdoors, and convert more than 350,000 outdoor enthusiasts into outdoor advocates. For more information, visit www.outdooralliance.org

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