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Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

The Outdoor Magazine of the U

Wasatch Magazine

Himalayan Hospitality

Himalayan Hospitality

Joshua Evan Battermann, Staph writer/photographer
September 15, 2025

This summer, I was lucky enough to spend a month in the Himalayas. After flying into New Delhi, I journeyed 3 days north through winding roads, mountain passes, and quiet villages until I reached Kaza—a...

Photo Series: Kitesurfing the Oregon Coast

Photo Series: Kitesurfing the Oregon Coast

Sarah Kelley, Staff Photographer
September 12, 2025

The Tree of Terrible Misfortune and Heartache

The Tree of Terrible Misfortune and Heartache

Emilie Bailey, Illustrator
September 3, 2025

The first thing they don’t tell you when you move away from home: When you begin living on your own, you are expected to learn to garden in ways you never have before.  In the last year that I have...

Mental Spring Cleaning

Mental Spring Cleaning

Whitney Riddle, Writer
June 13, 2025

With spring in session, new opportunities arise. The weather slowly gets warmer, the grass gets a little greener, birds start chirping again, and we begin to see blossoms blooming throughout the trees....

Hiking with our Furry Friends

Hiking with our Furry Friends

Whitney Riddle, Writer
June 13, 2025

One of the joys of being a pet owner is taking your furry friends along with you on your adventures. Hiking with pets can strengthen our bond and add another layer of excitement. Thankfully, the Wasatch...

Aye-aye lemur

Not-So-Charismatic Critters

Auriana Dunn, Staff Writer
June 11, 2025

All information was sourced from the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species (IUCN Red List), an inventory of the conservation status and extinction risk of species...

Thoughts From the Pervasive Climate Activist

Thoughts From the Pervasive Climate Activist

Madysen Gailey, Platform Manager/Writer
June 9, 2025

I am here to wake to golden 8 am light Filtering through the blinds and run my Tired fingers through soft fur. To walk Along cracked sidewalks in the dewy, Cool air, admiring the yellow birch Clawing...

Rekindling Our Relationship With Light

Rekindling Our Relationship With Light

Carolina Battistone, Writer/Photographer
June 7, 2025

Caught in the Floodlight   The act of seeking light is an innately human quality. We are, after all, biologically dependent on this miraculous phenomenon. However, our persistent fascination...

Severed Connections

Severed Connections

Madison West
June 5, 2025

Our National Parks U.S. National Parks connect us with the natural beauty of this world. So much of the environmental wonder of this country is possessed within these borders protected from destructive...

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