Climbers' Environmental Impact with Author J.B. MacKinnon

All Things Climbing by BLISTER

Dec 3, 201831:32Sports & Recreation

What’s the biggest environmental impact we have as climbers? It’s easy to be distracted by the obvious stuff: chalk marks, cat holes, bolts. But, as journalist J.B. MacKinnon points out, the reality is much more complica...

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