Wild Tribute Journal
October 23, 2018
Although the origin of Wild Tribute’s story is within our National Parks, our mission to support America’s most wild and historic places has always reached beyond our parks to encompass all public lands, including but not limited to, our National Forests. These lands are storied in their rugged wilderness – many of which have equally impressive attributes as their National Park brethren – and garner popularity with their unbridled access to recreation. With 7 in 10 American’s living within 100 miles of a National Forest, it’s fair to surmise our National Forests are our common denominator in the nation’s relationship with public lands. For this reason and a host of others, we are
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September 16, 2018
While the magic of our National Parks and public lands is rooted in natural wonders, cultural significance, and history, the dynamic of accessibility is the linchpin. Stephen Mather, one of the four faces on the Mt. Rushmore of our National Parks, was the heavy-weight champion behind prioritizing access to these places to all Americans regardless of demographic, physical ability, or income bracket. It’s easy to suspect Mr. Mather smiles profusely upon the Yosemite Conservancy’s No Limits Adventure Project.
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