Health info for Outdoor Recreation

Wildfire smoke is dangerous.  Be prepared to protect yourself.  Washington Department of Health initiates Smoke Ready Week.

Check the resources:  https://doh.wa.gov/newsroom/smoke-ready-week-brings-attention-health-risks-wildfires-and-smoke

Covid-19:  

"The CDC updated COVID-19 health guidance on March 1, 2024. You can go back to normal activities if 24 hours have passed since your symptoms started improving and/or you last had a fever."  Seattle-King Co. Public Health

OutVentures navigated the pandemic carefully modifying our events to keep our members safe and healthy.  Now as it fades into memory, we urge all to continue to follow public health guidelines and especially to stay home if you're sick.  We want all of our members to be safe and healthy and to enjoy the out-of-doors and our community.

More Covid-19 information can be found here:
CDC - https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
Washington state Department of Health - https://doh.wa.gov/emergencies/covid-19
Public Health - Seattle & King County - https://kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19.aspx

 

OutVentures in Press:

A Seattle Times article profiling OutVentures: Link

YouTube Channel:  https://youtu.be/tinp3wK5JnI?si=86LON5UI3UkoFdXw

OUT There Adventures    http://www.outthereadventures.org
adventure education organization committed to fostering positive identity development, individual empowerment and improved quality of life for queer young people through professionally facilitated experiential education activities.

Diversity Outdoors    https://www.diversifyoutdoors.com
Pride Outside newsletter    here
Pride Outside connects the LGBTQ community around the outdoors. We're hosting some Thursday virtual LGBTQ history nights with the National Park Service LGBTQ Employee Group.