Celebrating Black Music Month Outdoors in Oakland!
By Zoë Polk “CAN ANYONE NAME A SONG BY A BLACK ARTIST ABOUT BIRDING?” I asked. To be fair, I […]
Exploring Ruins and Playing in Waterfalls
Outdoor Afros in Los Angeles explored local African American history and nature over the weekend – read on! Alisha […]
John Griffith Can Bust a Move – For Nature
A video of our friend John Griffith of the California Conservation Corp’s has gone viral! Check it out! Yep, John […]
Outdoor Afros and Audubon Come Together for King Holiday Conservation Fun
We are so proud and grateful to have spent another day with Northern California Outdoor Afros in partnership with Golden […]
Outdoor Afro Celebrates its Youth Leadership!
By special invitation, the Maryland Coastal Bays Program and Coastal Stewards participated in Estuary Education Day at the U.S. Environmental […]
State of the Union: African Americans and the Great Outdoors
This is the theme of a not-to-miss panel discussion at the Black Environmental Thought Conference this week at the University […]
Almost 400 Years of Black History in a New York City Park
Who’s ready to bridge Earth Day with African American History Month all year round? Keep it locked on Bronx River […]
