Sit spots allow you to evolve into a constant but quiet presence in the forest, becoming another character in the natural story that is unfolding before you.
When the weather turns rainy the team has found that we can often get our nature fix by diving into a good book. Here are a few of the office favorites.
On a wintry afternoon in January, the entire NEMO team left the office early for a 3-day, all-company retreat at the AMC’s Cardigan Lodge to refocus and recenter. We spent our time divided between mountain pursuits and professional growth. It turns out they can be one and the same.
Take a behind the scenes look at the making of the This Land documentary — a film about running, inclusivity, and public lands where Faith Briggs and her team of all-female athletes road trip and trail run through parts of National Monuments to bolster protections and inspire inclusivity in the outdoors.
NEMO’s Brittany Bendel’s first GOFAR took her to Alaska for world class climbing and packrafting, where she came face to face with the effects of climate change.
To some a Hawaiin honeymoon can sound a bit cliche, but Kaitlyn and Kendall Wallace decided to find out if a Hawaiin getaway was worth the risk (if you can call it that). But rather than spend their time at a resort sipping on rum drinks in a cabana, they switched things up and went camping instead.
We sat down with our Thru-Hike Ambassadors to ask the hard questions so you don’t have to. Here’s what they have to say.
Join artist and professor Todd Anderson on his journey to Baffin Island to work on a collaborative project involving artists and scientists to study environments that are experiencing tangible and dramatic ecological changes.
