Why It’s Important to Connect Youth AND Their Families to the Outdoors
I think a lot about the journey that led me to form a deep connection with the outdoors, and now […]
Women of Color Going Backpacking? Oh Yeah!
Originally posted on Oakland Local Welcome Outdoor Afro guest blogger CB Smith, who shares her personal connection to natural spaces, and why […]
Elk Play in the Mud
An Outdoor Afro community member just shared this clip with me as a fun reminder of how all creatures enjoy […]
America’s Great Outdoors and Youth
Many Outdoor Afros have been following the chatter over the last several months regarding the national movement to reconnect Americans […]
April 2nd – Let’s G.O.! (Get Outside) in Oakland, California!
From sea to shining sea, on every plain and foothill, leaders in every community will stand together and have FUN […]
March Bird of the Month
By Douglas “Birdman” Gray, Outdoor Afro Contributor Last month’s Bird of the Month was a duck (American Black Duck), and […]
An Urbanite Discovers the Outdoors
For Ray Burks, outdoor adventures in college forever transformed her relationship with nature. Here is her contribution to Outdoor Afro […]
Creative Ecologies: A Group Residency + Public Conversation
Image by Amy Franceschini Sunday, March 6, 1PM Admission FREE | Mess Hall Cafe Open Reservations are not required, but […]
