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01

Apr

Teen with Down syndrome scales Mount Everest
Eli Reimer’s climb raised $85,000 for his parents’ nonprofit.

Teen with Down syndrome scales Mount Everest

Eli Reimer’s climb raised $85,000 for his parents’ nonprofit.

28

Feb

treehugger:

Lloyd built his son a climbing cave in his bedroom. And it cost less than an iPad! Check it out: Build a a DIY climbing cave in your attic or garage.

treehugger:

Lloyd built his son a climbing cave in his bedroom. And it cost less than an iPad! Check it out: Build a a DIY climbing cave in your attic or garage.

31

Oct

Meet a climber who scales mountains untouched by humansMountain climber Mark Synnott discusses exploring uncharted peaks.

Meet a climber who scales mountains untouched by humans
Mountain climber Mark Synnott discusses exploring uncharted peaks.

13

Oct

Environmentalists call for toilets on EverestMany climbers bring expedition toilet cans, but others are often left with little choice but the nearest snowdrift.

Environmentalists call for toilets on Everest
Many climbers bring expedition toilet cans, but others are often left with little choice but the nearest snowdrift.

02

Oct

Solar powered webcam installed near Mt. EverestWorld’s highest peak can now be viewed from the comfort of your personal computer.

Solar powered webcam installed near Mt. Everest
World’s highest peak can now be viewed from the comfort of your personal computer.

08

Sep

Mount McKinley climbers to face steeper park feeFees for climbers who tackle North America’s tallest peak will be $350, up from the current $200, under the rule adopted for Denali National Park.

Mount McKinley climbers to face steeper park fee
Fees for climbers who tackle North America’s tallest peak will be $350, up from the current $200, under the rule adopted for Denali National Park.

27

Jun

Twenty percent of American children have never climbed a tree, and 95 percent of children in developed countries spend their free time watching TV or on the computer — and only 5 percent outdoors.This is cause for concern because many young people are alienated from nature and may not realize the value of protecting natural ecosystems and species.

Twenty percent of American children have never climbed a tree, and 95 percent of children in developed countries spend their free time watching TV or on the computer — and only 5 percent outdoors.

This is cause for concern because many young people are alienated from nature and may not realize the value of protecting natural ecosystems and species.