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NativesOutdoors is a public benefit corporation (B-Corp) whose products serve to support indigenous people. We work directly in the intersection of the outdoor industry, indigenous people, and conservation. Our products are mission-driven to foster cultural empowerment, not cultural appropriation We work with and celebrate the talents of indigenous designers, photographers, outdoor athletes, and communities through our products for everyone to enjoy.

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We donate a portion of our sales of NativesOutdoors products to native-run non-profits that work in the areas outdoor recreation, language & culture revitalization, and environmental issues.

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Looking ahead to whats coming is very important. It can literally and figuratively save your life. Equally important, living in the present. It can also save your life but if you're not careful you can miss a lot of things that make life so beautiful. [Modeling and testing the new @nativesoutdoors beanie designed by @vernankee . They're awesome. Go buy one.]📸@lennecefer #nativesoutdoors #native #accessfund #accessfundproud #americanalpineclub #patagonia #liveclimbrepeat #adidasterrex #rockclimbing #protectpubliclands #patagonia_climb #cilogear_official
Me while driving in Denver with the sun roof open: Brian lets go hiking it’s so nice out. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ *Drives 20 min west* ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Oh... it’s winter here.
A few years ago, I backpacked through Amsterdam, Brussels, Ghent, and London with a boyfriend. It was incredible to see those places, but I remember feeling disappointed at one point. You see, I had searched the internet to find a national park within reasonable distance from us, and there wasn’t one. And although walking through cities full of people, amenities, and grandeur is exciting and all, it doesn’t compare to the beauty and peace of natural spaces like these✨
I get to go climbing tomorrow! It won't be anything like this, except for the big, happy smile at some point in the day. It'll be about multiple layers, big puffy jackets, a slightly warped sense of fun, and diving into whatever winter has to offer on the Icefields Parkway. #Imgonnabethemichelinman #CastletonTower #winterishere #NativesOutdoors #howlonghaveIbeendoingthis #whydoIkeepdoingit #iceclimbingpsycheup
Whether you’re hanging 200ft off the ground or hiking up a peak we got you covered.
When work needs to happen...but it's beach weather! 😉😂 . . . . . #navajo #navajoexplorer #navajophotographer #navajoartist #indigenous #indigenousexplorer #nativeamerican #native #nativeartist #nativesonthego #justgo #nativesoutdoors #indigenousrising #nativenations #indigenousunited #reclaimyourpower #urbannativeera #riseindigenous #indigenousart #veteran #combatveteran #veterans #natgeo #natgeoyourshot #travelfromthemargins #diversityinadventure
Quick ride up National Trail to loosen the legs for tomorrow race. People who had ridden it up or down that trail know it a technical trail. (black diamond trail). So it sure got me nervous, because of my last crash broke my arm. But then again, couldn't let it hold me back. So I charge that trail and had a wonderful high going at end of the ride. Been looking towards to the day I'm back to racing the mtb. Thanks to my friend Sherwin and family for bring me along. 🤗 .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. #mtb #mtblife #mountainbiking #mountainbiker #cycling #cyclist #bicyclist #americanindian #nativeamerican #traillife #iamspecialized #mtbaction #triathlete #dinétriathlete #dinécyclist #nativesoutdoors ##diné
Tomorrow is Take a Hike Day! Where you going?? "There are over 60,000 miles of trails in the National Trail System across the 50 states, there is no lack of opportunity to take a hike [Not including all the reservation trails out there!] Hiking can burn between 400-550 calories per hour." . . . . #hike #nationalparks #findyourpark #nationalmonuments #stateparks #trails #gcnp #zion #brycecanyon #volcanonp #womenwhohike #optoutside #forceofnature #womenwhohikeaz #aztrails #hikeaz #hikeyourparks #visitapark #gooutside #getoutside #nativesoutdoors #exploreyourland #nativewomenswilderness #whoslandareyouexploringon
Red Rocks was a cool solo adventure. I recently got a tripod for my phone that will also work for the Camera I plan on getting in the future. 📷 I’m really enjoying practicing my own photography! 🏜 . . . . . . . . #liveyouradventure #exploretocreate #outside_project #womenwhoexplore #wildlydiverse #andshesdopetoo #optoutside #nativesoutdoors #nativewomenswilderness #sheexplores #indigenousrising #leavenotrace #packinpackout
#FlashBackFriday One of the greatest times of my life...❤️ Society of Vertebrate Paleontology #2018SVP #StandWithBearsEars #NativesOutdoors
Good run/prayer in Yavapai-Apache Territory. #trailrunning #trailrun #running #run #navajorunner #trail #trails #trailruns #hiking #hikes #hike #runs #majestical #redearthrunner #enduranceculture #nativesoutdoors #justkeeprunning #yavapai #apache #yavapaiapache #yavapaiapacheterritory #yavapaiapachenation #goodblessings #sunset
I got up at 4am and headed into the dark, first person at the Red Rocks scenic route this morning. Turns out there is a gate, and the park opens at 6am. 😂 Should have done better research but it was a last minute decision thanks to a suggestion by @nwrach. So happy I got to explore the area a little, will have to come back one day to do some hiking as there are so many trails.. It was torture not getting to hike them all day. . . . . . . . . #redrocks #redrockcanyon #mojaveyucca #nativewomenswilderness #nativesoutdoors #sheexplores #exploretocreate #discoverearth #liveyouradventure #wildlydiverse #rei1440project #stayandwander #feedyouradventure #bornwildproject #optoutside #leavenotrace #packinpackout
“The land will always have your back even when you don’t have your own. A commitment to the earth is truly a commitment to self evolution. There is proven research that being out in nature can regenerate health and increase vitality, but there is much deeper healing when there is a vulnerable intimacy and energy exchange with the land. There is in fact transformation. The most significant aspect of this paradigm is the reciprocity that occurs between the human species and the earth. When we destroy the earth, it mirrors back into our reality. The inequalities we see between the human species mirrors the human lack of communion with all other beings on the planet. Our eagerness to kill the land and animals for our conveniences mirrors our tendencies of homicide, murder, and aggression. Our over utilization of resources and their depletion mirrors the human lifestyle of being overworked, malnourished, and at a loss of authenticity. . . . Our lack of knowledge of the natural world reveals our lack of understanding of our own species. Everything we do to the more-than-human world comes right back into the human world. Everything we do is a projection of our inner consciousness. It is then safe to say being nurturing, connective, and vulnerable with the land can translate into true authenticity, vulnerability, and unbiased connection with other humans, and by becoming a steward of land vitality, we become guardians of human vitality. We challenge the effects of industrial domestication.” - Raei | @raaybees Tsalagi (Cherokee) | Founder of The Rusty Anvil Mindful Outdoor Experience . ✨read more about Raei in the comments✨ . . . pronouns: he | they . . . My lineage of the Tsalagi (Cherokee) held sacred reverence for transgender and two spirit people. They we grateful that they were in constant questioning of themselves and the human creation. My people lived in communion with the Earth and held sacred some of my most favorite tree friends like Cedar, Spruce and Pine because they recognized their ability to stay resilient through the seven nights of creation. . . . 📍Muhhekunneuw and Kanien’kehá:ka territory . . . ⚡️Tag #indigequeersoutdoors to be featured⚡️
Tonight I chased the sun then watched the sunset around all these colorful stone sculptures. Surprisingly, it didn’t take long for the crowd to head back to their cars and get on their way. The darker it got you could hear some little creature’s quick little scampering around the stone sculptures. I took that as my que and I scampered off too.. . . . . . . . . . . #sevenmagicmountains #ugorondinone #liveyouradventure #herpnwlife #sheexplores #wildlydiverse #andshesdopetoo #leavenotrace #packinpackout #nativesoutdoors #exploremore #lasvegas #womenwhoexplore #optoutside #artofvisuals #discovertheroad #desertvibes #exploretocreate #outside_project #travelnevada #explorenevada #creaturesofthenight
Land acknowledgement. It’s a simple way to honor the Native population. An appropriate practice to adopt into your daily schedule whether that is during travel, at work during a meeting, in your classrooms, on panels, at conferences or during speeches. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ To find out whose land you are on, search on native-land.ca, download the “Native lands” app, or do a simple Google search. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Then, at your next meeting, acknowledge it. It can be something as simple as, “I’d like to acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands of the Shoshone, Bannock, Blackfoot, Crow, Flathead, Gros Ventre and Nez Perce and I would like to thank them for their stewardship of the land.” ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Next step: call these places by their indigenous names. This photo shows Teewinot which is Shoshone for “many pinnacles”. The name given to the area that is now called Grand Tetons. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ How many of you already do this? And how many of you are going to start? Tell me below. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
Remember when ✨🏔 #memories #wanderlust #adventures #Oregon #drapetomania #runaway #nature #optoutside #dreamer #hikestoremember #NativesOutdoors