Brotherhood Escort: Honoring Those Who Served & Landscapes as a Place for Healing
The Brotherhood Escort follows two Navy SEALs as they seek to connect with their fallen friends covering 106 miles, 43,315’ elevation gain, over 13 days.
NativesOutdoors @ the 2020 Flagstaff Film Festival - Ethical Recreation on Tribal Lands
Join moderator James ‘Q’ Martin, founder of Natives Outdoors Dr. Len Necefer, Aaron Mike, and Colleen Cooley in-depth discussion about facilitating access to landscapes and maintaining traditions tied to them.
The origins of skiing are indigenous and 10,000 years old
Today, the Tuva people still keep a 10,000 year-old ski tradition alive in northern Xinjiang province in northwest China.
NativesOutdoors x Cody Townsend: Episode 17 of The Fifty Project Mt. Tukuhnikivatz
Mountains are a skier's passion, but for many people in North America, they're far more than that. They're a source of life, death, spirits, ancestry and most important, it's their home.