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Protect Whitecap Highlands Forest in Maine’s 100 Mile Wilderness

Help the Appalachian Mountain Club permanently protect the Whitecap Highlands Forest, a 29,500-acre, ecologically significant landscape in the heart of Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness. The Whitecap Highlands Forest lies immediately north of AMC’s recently protected Barnard...
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Aerial shot of Whitecap Forest--mountains with water.

Protect Whitecap Highlands Forest in Maine’s 100 Mile Wilderness

Help the Appalachian Mountain Club permanently protect the Whitecap Highlands Forest, a 29,500-acre, ecologically significant landscape in the heart of Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness. The Whitecap Highlands Forest lies immediately north of AMC’s recently protected Barnard…
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Cait Bourgault

AMC’s 25 Reasons to Feel Hopeful About Conservation in...

As we step into our 150th year, the Appalachian Mountain Club is rooting into something that has guided us from the beginning: optimism.   The outdoors faced real challenges in 2025, yet our community showed up with courage…
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Ramon Cruz holds a microphone.

“We Cannot Take Enjoying Nature for Granted”: A Conversation...

AMC board member Ramón Cruz is the former President of the Sierra Club and has over 25 years of experience intersecting the fields of sustainability, environmental policy, urban planning, energy and climate change. He has worked in…
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Trail worker with long purple braids kneels by a chainsaw.

Training, Maintaining, and the Art of Building Trails: Behind...

 It’s pouring down rain in the White Mountains, but the trail workers at Camp Dodge don’t seem to mind. In fact, as they chisel away at rocks and inspect trails for accessibility, most of…
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Corey David Photography

The Fight for Clear Skies: AMC’s Work to Reduce...

If you’ve ever stood on a mountain summit, you know the feeling: the wind on your face, the ache in your legs, and the way the land rolls away into the blue distance as far as you can see. Today,…
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How to Advocate for the Outdoors: 6 Simple Ways...

From shifting policies to the impacts of climate change, it’s easy to feel weighed down by the challenges facing the outdoors today. But if 150 years of raising our voices for the outdoors has taught…
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Alice Gipe with cloud catcher equipment.

In the Field with AMC’s Research Team: How Science...

 When you hear the words “scientific research,” most people think of sterile labs with halogen lights, scientists in white coats, test tubes and beakers. But spend a day in the field with an AMC…
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Conservation Wins in a Challenging Landscape

2025 has unleashed many obstacles to conservation efforts. We have weathered everything from drastic funding cuts to large-scale environmental policy rollbacks.   But the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) and our community of nearly 90,000 members have…
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Solar panels on AMC Madison Spring Hut in the White Mountain National Forest

AMC’s Path to Net Zero: How We’re Leading Climate...

At the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC), we pride ourselves on consistently standing at the front lines of conservation. From the forests of Maine to the trails of Virginia, our climate action strategy extends beyond policy….
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