Connected by the Outdoors

Steep, intimidating, and with technical climbing in every genre, Jirishanca is the epitome of a climber's mountain. But as the warming climate shifts ice and snow at an alarming rate, two middle-aged fathers face a difficult decision: when does risk outweigh reward for pushing hard up high?

In other stories, Patagonia's senior director of social impact and transparency explains our commitment to the people who build our products; we call on European governments to protect the ocean; dwindling wild trout numbers in Southwest Montana mobilise a community; and Patagonia Action Works makes it easy to make a difference near you.

Climbing, Film

Jirishanca

Josh Wharton is the best alpinist you've never heard of. But while he's been quietly crushing ambitious objectives, fatherhood and the climate have begun to reshape his world. When Wharton and Vince Anderson attempt to summit Jirishanca in Peru, they're forced to account for risk as never before.

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Activism, Our Footprint

Protecting The Rights
Of Workers
Who Make Our Products

Taking responsibility for our supply chain impact means working with our partners, the wider industry, governments and NGOs to address root causes. Here's how we are working to support the people who make our products.

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Activism

Protect the ocean so it can protect us.

Bottom trawling continues to threaten our ocean-bulldozing the ocean floor, undermining small-scale fisheries, and deepening the climate crisis. So in a few weeks, we'll deliver a petition to European governments demanding an end to this destructive practice, starting with an immediate ban in marine protected areas and inshore zones. Add your voice to the movement and sign the petition to end bottom trawling now.

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Fly Fishing

Big Sky Bummer

Wild trout populations in Southwest Montana have collapsed. Save Wild Trout says enough is enough.

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Feel good about doing good and join us at Patagonia Action Works.

We're fired up and ready to make a big difference together. And however you want to make an impact on the most pressing issues facing the world today, we want to make it easy. Find a way that works for you and get involved.

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Photos: (1) DREW SMITH (2) TIM DAVIS (3) JULIA OCHS (4) CHRIS BOYER (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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