Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Jeff
It’s just hard to think that queer folks are outside enjoying the outdoors when you don’t see anyone that looks like you.
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Lyla
We need institutional level change and commitments from outdoor organizations – not just performative, surface level actions.
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Thalia & Ellie
Don’t just use the Pride celebrations to include queer people in your brands as a marketing tactic. Inclusivity is every day.
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Natasha
There can be something quite spiritual about immersing yourself in the outdoors, handing over your anxieties, and reconnecting to your most wild self.
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Carlin Reynolds
The single biggest issue facing queer people outside is the mainstream community’s downplaying of all the smaller issues we face outside…
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Leona
I’d like to see more outdoor brands celebrating pride and acknowledging our existence.
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Stephanie
What is most satisfying is spending time in the mountains just as myself and finding support from other hikers, especially my women friends…
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Sage
Nature is very healing and yet very few of us are fortunate enough to have access to those green spaces. Nature is very healing…
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Max and Jaye
We want equal access and equal opportunities for everyone regardless of skin color, income, proximity to trails, etc.
Wild Wanderer Spotlight: Sophie
I would really like to see more brands and organisations push back against the narrative that “the outdoors is a great leveler”…