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Patagonia Ambassador Dörte Pietron and her partner, Daniel Gebel, use cutting-edge tactics for success on some of the best climbing of their lives.
Find out how we use merino wool to make breathable, quick-wicking garments with natural odor control.
A letter from a Waorani activist in the Amazon.
You can’t. But you can lead them to water and hope they drink it in.
Two hard multipitch projects deep in the “desert alpine.”
The return of wetlands to the source of the Klamath River.
Learning how to fix a lost or loose button is an easy way to keep your gear in play.
A family in Maine is changing the way oysters are grown.
Exploring the semi-secret "mini-big walls" of the Bighorn Mountains
Standing up for the health of lands and waters is part of every Patagonia ambassador’s job description, even when they’re off the clock.
Learn how protective UPF clothing can help keep the sun’s harmful rays at bay.
Victory in Chile! Community-led Conserva Puchegüín’s successful purchase of Fundo Puchegüín is the future of grassroots conservation and a major win for our home planet.
Wool’s natural ability to control odor means you don’t need to wash it as often as you think. When it’s time, follow these tips to keep your merino-blend clothes clean.
When everyday wear and tear takes a toll on well-loved garments, fabric pilling can happen. Learn how to remove pilling from clothes so you can keep them in play.
How down fill ratings work and how they can help you choose the right product for your needs.
Three friends, an avalanche and an iPhone on Yashkuk Sar I.
Looking for a temperature guide for Patagonia Yulex® Regulator® Wetsuits? Zip up—we’re diving deep.
A master of big-mountain Alaskan spines finds the line of his life.
Tips and tricks for getting out on the trails when the going gets messy.
Paige Alms, Moona Whyte and Kyle Thiermann travel into northern territory to put a slew of our cold-water surf gear to the test.
We spoke with fired public lands employees before they were reinstated. Here are their stories.
Behind the scenes of our ambassadors' trickiest and most meaningful ascents.
One runner’s attempt to link his hometown skyline becomes something much greater.