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Today we are sharing a favorite nature memory submitted by one of our followers. Thank you for being part of the Public by Nature community. One of my favorite memories in nature is from a family road trip along the coasts of California and Oregon. The beaches were cold and windy, but they were so unbelievably beautiful that we didn’t even care. One evening, we pulled off the highway and found a random campsite tucked into the trees, and it ended up becoming our favorite plac

Here is a favorite nature memory sent in by one of our followers. Keep them coming. Some of my favorite memories in nature come from camping with my family when I was a kid. We spent our days fishing, hiking, and swimming, and even though I can’t narrow it down to one trip, each of those experiences shaped me. Being outdoors felt like the place where everything made sense, and those moments are a big part of why I care so much about protecting public lands today.

As part of our effort to highlight personal connections to public lands, we are featuring a memory sent in by one of our followers. These stories remind us why protecting these spaces matters. This is a picture from a camping trip I took over the summer with my friends and my cousin from Argentina. Wanting to show him the true beauty of Colorado we camped as close as we could to telluride avoiding an immense amount of people. This two day trip to Silverton where we had no ser

This story comes from a member of our community who shared her favorite memory from being in nature. We love seeing how these places shape people’s lives. My favorite memories in nature are always from skiing in the Colorado mountains. One of my favorites was a simple day skiing with friends and family. We grabbed the first chair up, everyone still waking up and joking around. At the top, the sun was just coming over the ridge, and the snow looked perfect. We all took off dow