Executive Director of RE:PUBLIC Lands Media
Santa Fe
Joined November 2008
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Every time Washington stumbles into a budget crisis, a question looms: should America’s national parks remain open during a government shutdown?
The most responsible policy is also an immensely unpopular one: lock the gates.
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Big day! Got the early galleys for my new book, which comes out on March 25, 2025. It's called The Explorer's Gene: Why We Seek Big Challenges, New Flavors, and the Blank Spots on the Map.
Find out more and (please!) pre-order here: alexhutchinson.net/
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Legitimately thinking about starting a journalism award for "pieces that no one cared about but that you worked really hard on"
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“We’re not able to fill any crews.” As fire season surges on, a follow up to my reporting on wildland firefighter staffing for @propublica propublica.org/article/wildf…
Colorado’s I-70 Has America’s Most Notorious Ski Traffic. Is There a Solution? @outsidemagazine outsideonline.com/adventure-…
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A SoCal lawyer is suing Wim Hof—the famous Dutch extreme athlete & motivational speaker—alleging that Hof's breathing techniques led to the drowning death of his daughter. In this story by @freddreier, Hof's son Enahm reacts to the $67 million claim.
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"Basically, over the course of 30 years, the bicycle went from the ultimate freedom machine to a non-serviceable proprietary appliance made out of fossil fuels and batteries dependent completely on the grid."🎯 outsideonline.com/outdoor-ge…
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When a gentle, blue-eyed gelding named Legend of Chincoteague died after a long life in the American Southwest, a mother and daughter embarked on an emotional journey to return his ashes to the sand and waves he once called home. outsideonline.com/culture/es…
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"In September 2013, he threw a rock that skipped so many times it defied science." #longreads @outsidemagazine outsideonline.com/outdoor-ad…
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"He has always thought that I am too afraid of things. ... He’s right. One month ago, I was excited to pack up and road-trip north with my boyfriend, and now I’m afraid to eat ice cream." @AlisonEspach @outsidemagazine outsideonline.com/adventure-… #longreads
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For this week's #LongreadsTop5, our editors picked stories from @outsidemagazine, @oxfordamerican, @pitchfork, @verge, and @hakaimagazine: longreads.com/2022/06/03/the…
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1/ Just after 2pm on March 24, 2021, 500 Islamists attacked the small, paradise beach town of Palma in the far north of Mozambique. As 1000s fled, 170 men, women and children holed up at the Amarula Lodge with a few foreign construction contractors.
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Another masterpiece from @PerryAlexJ, who embedded with the Rwandan Army in Mozambique to report this harrowing tick-tock—a morality tale for the global economy. One of the best stories I've ever worked on @outsidemagazine. outsideonline.com/outdoor-ad…
And I stand by that decision. We had a founder/owner with the financial means to fix the payment issues but refused to do so and would not listen to us until there was a crisis. Ask our edit team to take furloughs and pay cuts so he can sit on his money? Not on my watch.
I'm really sorry to hear that, Seb. I'd like to help fix this. Can you DM me with any info? Invoice number, etc. Meantime I am reaching out to accounting.
@megaheid I've been EIC here for 16 years, and since we were acquired 6months ago, there has been a massive and sincere effort across our company to fix our payment issues. Your case shows we still a lot of work to do, and I'm very sorry to hear about your experience with us.
Another banger from my favorite new @outsidemagazine essayist @thats_my_line: What the Men Who Love My Boyfriend Taught Me About Social Hierarchy outsideonline.com/culture/es…
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New story by me for @outsidemagazine. I went hiking and camping while carrying only the things my D&D character carries -- and lived to tell the tale.
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