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Stories by Neil Schulman

Neil Schulman is a writer, photographer, kayaking instructor, and environmental activist living in Portland, Oregon. He’s been exploring the Pacific Northwest for over 20 years. He's been published by the Oregonian, Willamette Riverkeeper, and Oregon Wild and his images have helped designate new wilderness areas on Mount Hood, signed into law by President Obama as the Omnibus Public Lands Bill of 2009.

Columbia Gorge

A Brief History of the Columbia...

Recent wildfires, like the Eagle Creek Fire, have brought increasing attention on the Columbia River Gorge and its huge swaths of Read More...
North American Bison

The Animals that Created Conservation

People, they say, are the ones who save wild places. Bears don't vote, after all. But wild critters are still at the center of conservation Read More...

How to Reckon with the Post-Trip Blues

Of all the things that can make us grumpy, like a morning without coffee or being stuck in traffic, there's one, in particular, that's Read More...

The Best Spots to Pitch Your...

If there’s anything that defines the Pacific Northwest, it’s that we camp. And there are plenty of places to camp that gives you Read More...
staying found

How to Avoid Getting Lost on Trail

Getting lost is no fun. It can make you retrace miles, miss a campsite, and keep you out past dark. At worst, it can lead you into Read More...
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Certifications: Pros, Cons, Facts

In the world of outdoor sports, few debates incite as much passion as certification. Should certification and training be required before Read More...
green exercise

Green Exercise: Get Fit and Happy...

Outdoor trends don’t often start in the halls of universities. Instead, they tend to be born in places like a bike junkie’s workshop in Read More...

Expedition Behavior: What It Is and...

It’s day eight of a two-week trip to a remote mountain peak. The weather’s turned for the worse, and someone loses control of the Read More...
Zion Canyon National Park

In an Era of Divisions, Public...

Few issues in the West have been as divisive as public lands. Conservation, recreation, mining, logging, ranching, fishing, camping and Read More...
mt rainer mountain

Signs of Autumn in the PNW...

The air is getting crisper. On the coast, winds are starting to shift. The days are getting shorter. It may seem like a sad end to the easy Read More...
outdoor photography

Rules for Great Outdoor Photography, And...

The sunrise is breaking over a gorgeous mountain peak. You whip out your camera, ready to capture the moment...and end up with a dull photo Read More...
british columbia paddle

Tips for Planning a Sea Kayak...

The British Columbia coast is one of the world’s best sea kayaking destinations: long fjords, a rugged outer coast, offshore reefs that Read More...

8 Politicians That Put Their Stamp...

If you love the outdoors, you may fear losing access to public lands, or rollbacks in clean water and air protection. Amidst the Read More...
camp kayak

Tips for Getting Into Kayak Camping

The blue water beckons. Somewhere out there is a remote island with a beach, someplace you can only get to by paddling. You’ve rented a Read More...

How Fear Helps You in the Outdoors

In reality, the likelihood of an outdoor adventurer getting hurt is much higher in the most dangerous activity of the day: driving home. Read More...
yosemite

Six of the Places Where Our...

National Parks owe their history to some key people and key moments. But what about places? Parks are, after all, specific places on earth. Read More...
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