Interview

If you haven’t been paying attention, bike commuting is hot. With the communal conscience focused on environmental footprints, an economic recession and even health, commuting by bike is both eco, frugal and good for you. But in many circles there is still an underlying idea that bike commuting is only… Read the rest

In our ongoing series on interviews with companies using progressive materials, we talked to Sam Mix, Associate Marketing Manager at Osprey Packs. Osprey has long been a big name in the realm of sustainable packs, and the company’s sustainability measures go farther than just their gear. Osprey headquarters run on… Read the rest

Outdoor apparel company Nau made a huge buzz in the sustainability world back when it first launched. Unfortunately, earlier this year in the face of the risky capital market, the brand committed to sustainable clothing and business practices had to shut their doors. But in the short time that Nau… Read the rest

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Colorado-based Mountainsmith is no newcomer to the outdoor industry. Launched in 1979, the company has won many awards for its various packs that fit everyone from the serious alpinist to the casual urbanite. In recent years the Mountainsmith name has become synonymous with sustainability, being one of

By Anna Brones

Ben Finklea, End Co-Founder… Read the rest
Walking into the headquarters of End Footwear is like stepping into a dream world of green design and outdoor enthusiasm. The space has a minimalist feel; the only form of decoration along the hallway is the various pairs of End shoes perched on

By Anna Brones

Photo: Stefan Radtke
In 2007, Eric Yaverbaum of Ericho Communications and Mark DiMassimo of DiMassimo Goldstein (DIGO) were screening Garbage! The Revolution Starts at Home… Read the rest, a movie showcasing how the family household and its waste has become one of the greatest environmental predators of our time.