Making Friends With Mother Nature? It’s Possible
Is it possible to make friends with nature? After visiting Hawaii’s Lake Wai’au a few years ago I have to believe […]
Field Report: NAAEE 2013 Conference in Baltimore, Maryland
Hello, my name is Morgan Powell of Bronx River Sankofa. Here are some memories I’ve brought home from the […]
Winter Trails Day Was a Blast!
I am still tickled from our time this past weekend in the California Sierras as eleven Northern California Outdoor Afros […]
Upcoming Event: Surfing Possibility with Brown Girl Surf!
Aloha Outdoor Afros! Did you know that girls around the world from Brazil to the Gaza Strip are taking up […]
#DispatchesDNLee: Iringa Tanzania Offers Culture, Wildlife, and Outdoor Adventure
Danielle N. Lee is a member of the Outdoor Afro Leadership Team. She is a Ph.D. Biologist currently in Tanzania […]
The Glampire Camps Back! Outdoor Afro Returns to KOA
Just recently, my family had a chance to return to Kampgrounds of America (KOA) to take part in their first […]
Hiking Hawaii’s Magnificent Volcanoes
Contributed by Outdoor Afro Lesly Simmons who shares with us her recent, inspiring adventure in Hawaii in words and photos. The name […]
2011: The Year of Relevancy
Dear Outdoor Afro Friends, 2011 has been a terrific year! Through the power of social media, we have seen […]
DC Photo Tours Connect Visitors with the Outdoors
Outdoor Afro Contributor Delane Sims Upon arriving at our nation’s capital for the first time, my mind started racing about all […]
