On Feb. 6, the 2026 Winter Olympic will kick off in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. We’re excited. And also frightened.
Every site of the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games has warmed since 1950. And mountains are warming 25 to 50 per cent faster than the global average.

Three of the European outdoor industry’s leading campaign organisations have announced a partnership designed to boost advocacy for the sector. Protect Our Winters Europe (POW), the European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA) and the It’s Great Out There Coalition (IGOT) will work together to coordinate public affairs activity, maximising its impact and minimising duplication.

The third edition of the Ski Industry Climate Summit marked another milestone for winter sports. What began two years ago as an ambitious focus on […]

The sun has set on this horizon — the Erasmus+ project Beyond Horizons has reached it's end. To celebrate our successes and to explain how […]

Maybe you’ve caught a ZERO post over the past two years? Maybe you heard about a workshop we facilitated with your national federation? Maybe you […]

The 2025 MOVE Congress, hosted by International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA), was in Copenhagen this year and was a three-day adventure of workshops, team-building […]

Back in July, we published our first explainer on the EU’s 2040 climate target and why it matters to people and places that depend on […]

We are pleased to launch our fourth annual Mobility Month campaign, spotlighting low-carbon adventures. Whether it’s taking the train to the mountains, the bus to […]

Amsterdam, September 24, 2025 — Protect Our Winters (POW) in Europe hosted its first-ever Brand Advocacy Day, bringing together more than 60 outdoor and winter […]

What’s the big picture? When you’re hiking in the mountains, you might be tempted to take a shortcut to get to the summit quicker. Quickly, […]

Dear outdoor enthusiasts and climate advocates … Looking back at 2024 means looking back at one of the most exciting, but also most intense, 12 […]

From London to New York, Paris to Wānaka. Glaciers hold a quiet power. Majestic and vital, they are far more than icy landscapes—they are lifelines. […]