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    Understanding and promoting responsible climbing practices, environmental conservation, and ensuring continued access to climbing areas.
    A professional climber in Arc'teryx gear standing at the base of a red sandstone tower in Indian Creek, contemplating the route with a respectful expression, bathed in soft morning light.
    Conservation in Climbing Areas

    The Wet Rock Rule: Science-Backed Desert Climbing Ethics

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    A climber with a backpack hiking on a dusty trail towards a large sandstone cliff face during sunset.
    Climbing Access and Advocacy

    The Access Fund: A Climber’s Guide to Stewardship

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    A climber hiking on a desert trail with a rope backpack, looking up at red sandstone cliffs during sunrise.
    Environmental Ethics and Access

    The Climber’s Pact: A Practical Field Guide

    Alfredo Ramses - 0
    A female climber respectfully examines a rare plant growing on a cliff face, embodying the role of a guardian in protecting fragile cliff ecosystems.
    Conservation in Climbing Areas

    Guardians of the Rock: Protecting Cliff Ecosystems

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    A female climber carefully repairs an eroded trail section at a crag, mastering the art of climbing stewardship beyond Leave No Trace ethics.
    Climbing Access and Advocacy

    Beyond LNT: Mastering the Art of Climbing Stewardship

    Alfredo Ramses - 0
    A female climber looks over a climbing landscape showing open access and threats like development, holding a map, illustrating the decoding of access issues.
    Climbing Access and Advocacy

    Decoding Climbing Access: Threats & Solutions

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    A female climber at a crag attaching a WAG bag to her pack, with a trowel nearby, illustrating a climber's guide to waste management options.
    Leave No Trace (LNT) for Climbers

    WAG Bags, Catholes & More: A Climber’s Waste Guide

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    Diverse climbers practicing Leave No Trace ethics at a pristine crag, including brushing holds and using a rope tarp, for a guide to LNT.
    Leave No Trace (LNT) for Climbers

    The Climber’s Guide to Leave No Trace Ethics (LNT)

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