Connected by the Outdoors

This month, we take a trip to the remote northern rivers of Sweden, where fly fishing guide Emilie Björkman explores the plight of wild Baltic salmon-and how we might begin to save them.

In other stories, we call on our community to help protect Iceland's wilderness from industrial fish farming; the largest US environmental law nonprofit prepares for its most decisive period of climate action yet; Patagonia Surf Ambassador Moona Whyte recollects the barrel of her dreams; and Patagonia Action Works provides opportunities to make an impact locally or from afar.

Fly Fishing

Tight Lines Of Heart And Mind

Emilie Björkman on the rise and decline of wild Baltic salmon in Sweden's remote northern rivers.

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Activism

Help Keep Iceland Wild

Iceland is a country united by its deep ties to nature. But as industrial fish farms threaten to destroy its pristine wilderness, Icelandic people are uniting over a clear message: Open net salmon farms have no place in our wild waters. Together with local communities and NGOs, we call on Iceland's new government to put in place stronger measures and restrictions to protect one of Europe's last remaining wildernesses from industrial fish farming forever.

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Activism

The Best Defense

In Trump's second term, environmental lawyers are getting more strategic-and assertive.

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Surf

Chess Not Checkers

Moona Whyte recounts the trials of surfing her dream wave.

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Photos: (1) TED LOGART (2) ARTHUR NEUMEIER (3) ERIKA P. RODRÍGUEZ (4) KIRVAN BALDASSARI (5) Organizers and participants protest together at No Hot Creek Mine's "Trout Trot" 5K and 10K event on Bishop Paiute land near Mammoth Lakes, California. The event helps build support for preventing a gold mine near California's Hot Creek. ETHAN FICHTNER

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