Once again, we’ve opted out of 'Black Friday' discounts, and we encouraged you to do something good instead. Throughout Friday, November 26, we promised to donate 100% of the sales from selected Cumulus® products to wetland conservation. The effects of this campaign completely exceeded our expectations!
Once again, we’ve opted out of ‘Black Friday’ and encouraged you to do something good for our planet! This time we’re taking care of unique landscapes, that are overlooked far too often! Throughout Friday, November 26, you could stock up on outdoor gear and at the same time support Wetlands Conservation Centre (Centrum Ochrony Mokradeł)! We really hope that you were drawn in completely...
The beginning of September is traditionally a time for our biking trip through Swedish forests. The ever-present peace, well-prepared infrastructure, and diverse landscapes make us always look forward to this trip. Last year slightly thwarted our ranks, but now we’ve managed to complete everything as planned.
For some time we have been searching for a way to effectively protect wildlife in our region. Our support is going to lead to the protection of wetlands in order to preserve their unique character and so that we can be sure they remain exclusively natural. Furthermore, we are all going to help make sure that the dried peatlands regain their awesome capabilities...
A new project to be launched soon: “Volunteering for Healthy Landscapes”, carried out by an NGO, Hnuti DUHA. Over a 14 week period, volunteers will plant 200,000 trees, restore several meadows and maintain peat bogs as well as other valuable habitats and ecosystems...
In winter, alone, and taking one of the longest routes possible. When I arrived in Iceland to trek across it in the summer of 2016, I fell in love with the cold, volcanic wasteland. The barren land had its charm – the volcanic landscapes, glaciers, quiet and loneliness allowed me to focus on my every step. My summer trek was between the two farthest points on the island – Gerpir and Bjargtangar. Back then I already knew that I would love to travel across Iceland on foot and alone again, but in winter...
