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GEAR LISTS

Gear Lists for all Alaskan Seasons

November 9, 2020August 14, 2021 Kristina Kvernplassen

WINTER & COLD WEATHER GEAR

OCTOBER – APRIL IN ALASKA

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SUMMER & MILD WEATHER GEAR

MAY – SEPTEMBER IN ALASKA

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Happy first snow from Suki the lovebug! Well, guess winter is here… How can you look at this and NOT want to climb around on it!?! Kids are so cool. So good at being totally in the moment and loving every minute of it. #getkidsoutside We love our hometown! At the “Karen” (cairn) on Wolverine center ridge. This is a great destination / turn around point for younger kids, a shorter, easier day (about 3.3 miles to here, 7 miles total out and back) with sweeping views of anchorage. Bring wind gear! When your body is pumping blood fast, you’ll cool down real quick when you stop, and the wind is happy to make you even colder. Autumn is in! Thanks @akworldaffairs for hosting “ambassadors unplugged” and @norwayinusa , @finlandinusa , and @thewilsoncenter for sharing tonight! ***New (to us!) Whip day!!!*** who wears wool socks and sandals and is ready to pick kiddos up after school for an awesome outdoor & environmental Ed. program?! We are! Thanks @sonsofnorwayanchorage for hosting Ambassador Krutnes of Norway and Consul-General Salmimies of Finland and their delegations (and thanks to my mom-twin for making sure I came!). Had a lot of great conversations with the delegations and local Alaskans about climate change and the importance of environmental and outdoor education to inspire youth to grow up and help solve our worlds problems. Also discussed circular economic development and how this can help mitigate climate change and environmental impact. Also discussed how the @akinstituteforjustice (for which I serve on the board), and their climate research and policy institute has been at the forefront of climate change research globally and in Alaska. My brain’s idea mill is off the chain and for once I can’t wait to get to the office and do computer work! So many ideas and plans for AIJ and also how we want to move into the woods AK through the future and adding connections and content to curriculum! Field trips to Finland and Norway anyone?!

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We acknowledge that we live and work on traditional Dena’ina Elnena (Country), home to members of the Eklutna (Eydlughet) and Knik (K’enakatnu) tribes.

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Let us be explicit, we condemn all forms of racism. We believe that Black Lives Matter and we support people of color everywhere. Historically, outdoor studies & recreation has been a lifestyle of white priveledge and excluded minorities, more often than not exacerbating inequities in our society and specifically failing to acknowledge the important cultural connections between indigenous peoples and the  lands, waters, and wild spaces we love. Into the Woods Alaska is steadfast in its dedication to not only standing in solidarity as allies with people of color but also finding ways to increase representation in the usership of our local trails and parks to more accurately reflect the beautiful diversity of our community.

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