Land Acknowledgement
Wild Diversity acknowledges all those who came before us, original stewards of this land, the Clackamas, Chinook, and Cowlitz people, both past and present. What we experience today is a product of ancestors’ ability to be in relationship with the natural world. We are so privileged to hold space in these areas that would not be here without your guardianship and connection to the earth, roots to buds.
We also acknowledge Black and African labor on which this country built its prosperity, we honor you. We know that we are sitting on the shoulders of giants and that we cannot do this work alone. We have always been successful through a community-centered mindset and united we will continue in our resilience and cultural strength.
Our Vision
To welcome and create a sense of belonging in the outdoors for the BIPOC & LGBTQ2S+ communities. We host outdoor adventures, provide outdoor education, and facilitate community workshops.
What we do.
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We build community
through outdoor adventures, day and weekend trips, and workshops for people of color and the LGBTQ2S+ communities.
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We provide resources
through outdoor skills workshops, our gear library, and community partnerships.
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We equip the next generation
by creating equitable access to outdoor adventures and education for youth of color, and queer, trans, and low-income youth.
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We decolonize outdoor spaces
through diverse leadership development training and the Resilience Outdoor Conference.