
Learning, Loving, and #SwimmingWhileBlack in Your Local Watershed
“Wherever you are, right now, you are part of a watershed. Think of it like an aquatic neighborhood, where the neighbors (i.e. the animals and
“Wherever you are, right now, you are part of a watershed. Think of it like an aquatic neighborhood, where the neighbors (i.e. the animals and
by Outdoor Afro Atlanta Leader Stefan Moss I have a complicated relationship with Earth Day. Although I have always valued the opportunity to celebrate our
Outdoor Enthusiasts, Nature Lovers and Community Leaders Across the Country Are Encouraged to Apply *Do you enjoy hiking, birdwatching, camping, kayaking, skiing, gardening, barbecuing or
Hello, my name is Morgan Powell of Bronx River Sankofa. Here are some memories I’ve brought home from the 42nd annual conference of the
By Eddie Dunbar, Entomologist, Oakland, CA A Sand Wasp – She’s Got Your Back! Sand Wasp ( Bembix americanus ) on daisy When we think
Yep, you heard us right. We are going to talk about bugs! If you have been following us, you know we are smitten by birds, and
Les Franklin, a member of the Junior Outdoor Afro Youth Leadership Team (JOALT) and student at University of Maryland Eastern Shore, was the official recorder
A video of our friend John Griffith of the California Conservation Corp’s has gone viral! Check it out! Yep, John can pop and lock – yet
We are so proud and grateful to have spent another day with Northern California Outdoor Afros in partnership with Golden Gate Audubon. Together, we connected
Survey Confirms a Positive Relationship with Rivers and Waterways in the Outdoor Afro community Nearly seventy Outdoor Afros from around the country were sampled in