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a Reichstag fire, but one of them every week

If this were happening in another country, what would you call it?

Illustration of a car hugging flowers on a background of yelllow flowers with a thought bubble that reads “if you get lost, find yourself in the things you love”

Find yourself in the things you love ♥️

In 2020, it became apparent that a lot of people had been asleep in science class.

Well, in 2025, it’s become quite apparent that they slept through history class, too.

#Resist

As we celebrate the joy of family, the warmth of comunidad, and the diverse traditions being observed this holiday season, let's also use this time of the year to connect with loved ones, check in on our quiet and not-as-quiet friends, be kinder to each other and ourselves. 💚

RIP Ricky Henderson 🙏….one of the all time GOATs www.si.com/mlb/rickey-h...

The passage of the #EXPLOREAct demonstrates that people can still figure out how to work together on important issues.

This bill ensures millions of kids, families and veterans will benefit from more accessible outdoor spaces and recreation opportunities.

Happy Winter Solstice to all in the northern hemisphere.

The turn of the year's tide, a pivot-point, a day of hope—when the dark stops rising & after which the Sun begins its slow climb back.
A day I celebrate more than Christmas or New Year.

Fiat lux!

📷 by @annieworsley.bsky.social

A group of Latino Outdoors leaders pose in the middle of the Río Bravo

Join Latino Outdoors for a special screening of "Yo Cuento: Entre Ríos Y Desiertos" Part 1 this Thursday, Dec. 12 at 4:30pm PT / 7:30pm ET!

Followed by a storyteller Q&A.

Spread the word and we’ll see you there!

bit.ly/yocuento_riospart1

Vamos Outdoors Giving Tuesday

We're dedicated to creating a more inclusive and equitable outdoor space for communities across the US.

Your #GivingTuesday donation directly supports community-driven outdoor engagement, leadership development, storytelling, and environmental stewardship.

Donate here: bit.ly/supportlo2024

Do we really need more stuff? A proposal for a recycled economy

My shelves are overflowing with books. My closet can't fit any more clothes, most of which I haven't worn in years. My attic is filled to the brim.

All of the Black Friday shopping deals remind me that I'm drowning in stuff. Are you?

Little bit of fall in Southern California.