If you are wishing your camp chair was a little more comfortable you might want to check out the new Lamzac Hangout chair. Made from rip...

Below Wilderness Volunteers leader Kathleen Worley reflects on the retirement of Keith Waterfall, a long serving agency contact in the Inyo...

Wilderness Volunteers hosted our first service project with Joshua Tree National Park last month and we were able to help their trail crew f...

Imagine hiking five miles into a wooded wilderness and finding a beautiful stream. Imagine sitting and listening to the sound of the stream...

Stretching across six(!) National Forests, is the incomparable Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness . At 2.367 million acres, “th...

Veteran Wilderness Volunteer Tom Coroneos has done more than 20 projects giving back all over the country! And beyond being an excellent vo...

In just a few short weeks, the 2015 Wilderness Volunteers project season will kick off with a full trip to the Mojave. Get out of the c...

We're pleased to announce the winning entries from the 2014 WV Photo Contest, sponsored by Mountainsmith , Sea to Summit , Crazy Creek ...

There are still spaces remaining on WV service projects in several outstanding wild places. Here are a few of the places that have spots a...

Tips for reducing condensation in your tent from Mountain Safety Research:

We recently caught up with Brian Murdock, the Recreation, Wilderness & Trails Manager for the Monticello/Moab ranger district of the Man...

We checked in with Annette Smits, the North Zone Trails Coordinator for the Gila National Forest ahead of our  returning service project the...

Photo from the Field: Taken by Sarah Slover on WV's spring service project in the Superstition Wilderness of Arizona's Tonto Nationa...

Sharing photos from the field has been a regular feature from the WV facebook page and we'll now be sharing on the blog as well!  If you...

Yes, I am “that girl” who decided to go to Utah after reading Aron Ralston’s “Between a Rock and a Hard Place” and watching 127 Hours – I ...