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05.10.24

Making Waves in the Moab Community: A Look into the Returning Rapids Project with Former COBS Staff Members

BY Outward Bound
11.16.23

A Guide to Finding a Job in the Outdoor Industry

BY Eva Johnson
07.27.23

Q&A with Outdoor Educator Alum Alex Babinski

BY Outward Bound
06.05.23

8 Hiking Snacks to Keep In Your Daypack

BY Eva Johnson
03.06.12
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TO SERVE, TO STRIVE, AND NOT TO YIELD

  “Halt!” The sled train came to an abrupt stop. Behind me, through the lodgepole pine forest, I could see men and one woman in digital-print army fatigues fumbling with snowshoes, lashing jackets and large grey packs to cargo sleds,... READ MORE
01.13.12
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Hurricane Island Handbook Series: Staying Warm in Winter

This winter, if you plan any winter camping trips, snowshoeing, backcountry skiing/snowboarding or any other outdoor activity our Hurricane Island Outward Bound School Winter Handbook has some really helpful information and tips to keep you warm. Let’s discuss. Staying Warm... READ MORE
12.22.11
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Make Your Holidays A Little Greener

The holidays are in full swing and many of you probably have much of your shopping and holiday prep done, but just in case, the Sierra Club has put together this great infographic to help you make your holidays a... READ MORE
12.12.11
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Recalling An Outward Bound Winter Expedition in the Mahoosuc Range in Western Maine

Below is an excerpt from the book ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT: NOTES ON A DOZEN LIFELONG SPORTS, a collection of essays written by Outward Bound alum John Casey. The books contains two essay on his life-changing experiences with Outward Bound. In... READ MORE
11.02.11
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Outdoor Education Leads to True Life Lesson for 9/11 Scholarship Recipient

This October, Outward Bound hosted one of our most successful National Dinners in New York City ever! Our wilderness programs aim to impact students’ lives, but it was truly inspiring to hear a recipient of our 9/11 Scholarship outline first-hand... READ MORE
10.25.11
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The Leader in Outdoor Education Bestows Highest Award to Paul Duba

  We would’ve loved to congratulate Paul Duba on receiving our esteemed Josh Miner Award, but we couldn’t. He was in the field at the time – once again proving how truly deserving of this award he is. “Duba has... READ MORE
09.28.11
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Hurricane Island Handbook Series: Triangulation

Outward Bound has been delivering its classic sailing expeditions in the U.S. since 1964. In fact, the name Outward Bound comes from the nautical term used to describe ships leaving the safety of harbor for the promise and adventure of... READ MORE
09.16.11
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You’re Invited! The 49th Annual Outward Bound National Benefit Dinner

We hope you will join us at this year’s Outward Bound National Benefit Dinner on October 20th at the American Museum of Natural History. This annual event (in its 49th year!) is our largest fundraiser, raising over $1M for Outward... READ MORE
09.08.11
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Outward Bound Invitational: The Challenge of Climbing Mt. Rainier

After climbing the upper slopes of the Emmons glacier on Mt. Rainier by headlamp for five hours, I noticed the thin arching lens of red dawn light over the horizon. I thought to myself, “this is going to go! We’re... READ MORE
08.22.11
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Calling Volunteers for Outward Bound’s 2011 National Benefit Dinner

As many of you know, this year’s Outward Bound National Benefit Dinner is Oct. 20 at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. This year, we are excited to reach out to all our local alumni and friends... READ MORE

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