Stereotype or Fact? Black People Don’t Camp
For black people, feeling welcome and safe in the outdoors isn’t a given. Even without insensitive or ignorant actions […]
A Special Bay Area Evening: Postcards From Yosemite
Join award winning journalist Belva Davis in conversation with Outdoor Afro members who will report back from their June 7-8, 2014 trip […]
Our Wild and Civil Rights
As we commemorate the fifty-year anniversary of the passage of the Wilderness Act, we might also consider another historic piece […]
Outdoor Afro Wins the National Wildlife Federation Communication Award
Outdoor Afro Founder Wins Prestigious Award at National Wildlife Federation’s National Conservation Achievement Awards Outdoor Afro founder, Rue Mapp […]
We did it again, this time with a challenge…
By Alisha Pye, Los Angeles Outdoor Afro Leader So we went hiking above the Mountain Gate Country Club again, but […]
Four More Years of Support for Our Natural Heritage
As many of you know, the Obama administration has taken a unprecedented stand on connecting people to our public lands […]
Day Tripping: What You Can Discover on the Bronx River and Beyond!
Morgan Powell is a landscape designer who edits Bronx River Sankofa on You Tube and Facebook. He is passionate about New […]
National Kids to Parks Day – May 19th!
Join Outdoor Afro in getting excited about the second annual National Kids to Parks Day May 19th, 2012! What a […]
Introducing the 2012 Outdoor Afro Leadership Team!
From making trips to Washington D.C. to provide input on initiatives ranging from Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move Campaign to providing […]
