List of the most popular hashtags for theme #PROTECTOURWINTERS

I don't have words anymore... . . . @van.lng . . . Tag #trekkingdolomiti . . . #photooftheday #photogrid #plasticocean #plasticfree #plasticpollution #climatechange #changeclimatechange #protectourwinters #nationalgeographic #natgeo #naturephotography #nature #unescoworldheritage

"Loneliness is listening to the wind and not being able to tell it to anyone" (J.Morrison) . . . @parcoadamellobrenta @skicampiglio @skipinzolo . . . Tag #trekkingdolomiti . . . #photooftheday #photogrid #plasticocean #plasticfree #plasticpollution #climatechange #changeclimatechange #protectourwinters #nationalgeographic #natgeo #naturephotography #nature #unescoworldheritage

The beauty around the corner.. . . . Tag #trekkingdolomiti Tagga i tuoi migliori amici #trekkingdolomiti . . . #photooftheday #photogrid #plasticocean #plasticfree #plasticpollution #climatechange #changeclimatechange #protectourwinters #nationalgeographic #natgeo #naturephotography #nature #unescoworldheritage #campiglio

La calma ...prima dell'attacco . Che il clima ci assista . . . . @serenella.b . . . Tag #trekkingdolomiti . Taggate i vostri amici nei commenti . . . #photooftheday #photogrid #plasticocean #plasticfree #plasticpollution #climatechange #changeclimatechange #protectourwinters #nationalgeographic #natgeo #naturephotography #nature #unescoworldheritage

Last year Colorado was experiencing the warmest annual temperatures and historically low precipitation. This dramatic climate change played a huge role in forest activity. Colorado’s most widespread and destructive forest insect pest was the spruce beetle. Which can only thrive in warm dry temps. This insect has affected more than 1.8 million cumulative acres of Colorado's forests since 2000, with a total of 178,000 acres of active infestations occurring in high-elevation Engelmann spruce forests. A four-year trend of tens of thousands of new acres being infested annually indicates a continuing spread of spruce beetle into previously uninfested forests. This means thousands and thousands of dead dry trees (like the ones you see in this photo). Leading to the raging forest fires we experienced last year. I guess what I'm trying to say is more snow and colder weather means less beattles, and less beattles means, less forest fires, which means more tress, and more campfires (which actually means more smores). I will no longer complain about snowy weather and when summer finally comes I will be extra grateful. #coloradoadventurebabe

When one day turns out to be better than you expect . . . @stefygiatti . . . Tag #trekkingdolomiti Taggate i vostri amici #trekkingdolomiti . . . #photooftheday #photogrid #plasticocean #plasticfree #plasticpollution #climatechange #changeclimatechange #protectourwinters #nationalgeographic #natgeo #naturephotography #nature #unescoworldheritage

Crédits: @morganbaduel The finest tools, for the finest places. #mountaineering #mountains #climb #climbing #winter #icequest #protectourwinters #globalwarming #petzlgram - #regrann

Finding yourself is the most beautiful journey of the mind . . . @ralfbrunel thanks! . . . Tag #trekkingdolomiti . . . #photooftheday #photogrid #plasticocean #plasticfree #plasticpollution #climatechange #changeclimatechange #protectourwinters #nationalgeographic #natgeo #naturephotography #nature #travelphotography #unesco #unescoworldheritage

This past summer, I spent two weeks traversing the Arctic Refuge on foot and by packraft, including western section of the 1002, between the Sadlerochit Mountains and Kaktovik. In the GOP plan to open the refuge to oil drilling, this is the zone with the most energy development potential, and also the zone that politicians would lead you to believe is a barren wasteland. I can tell you nothing is farther from the truth. As we walked from the Sadlerochit east to the Hula Hula, we caught our first glimpses of the famous porcupine caribou herd. I literally spent an entire night awake on the banks of the Hula Hula watching hundreds and thousands of caribou move across the coastal plain. It was one of the most amazing wilderness experiences I've ever had. A large group of animals eventually swam across the Hula Hula 100 yards away, and there were so many animals that the current would strip their hair and deposit it in foot-wide piles along the banks of the river that literally stretched as far as I could see. But it's not just all caribou - the following days we encountered dozens of varieties of waterfowl, nests full of hatchlings, snowy owls, and a Grizzly sow with her two cubs just a half mile from the Arctic Ocean. Where else in America do we have opportunities to see an entire ecosystem - from the continental divide all the way to the ocean - completely intact and free of almost all human development? It's a scale of wilderness experience that simply does not exist anywhere else. This is as close to understanding the awe of the frontier that existed all across the American West just 200 years ago, and to needlessly fragment these ecosystems would steal that experience permanently from the coming generations. This week my friends from @keepalaskawild @americanpackraftingassociation and @protectourwinters will be in DC to support a bill that will permanently protect these lands from development, give them a follow, watch for progress and see how you can get involved. #arcticrefugestories #protectthearctic