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An Endurance Experiment

By Peyton Thomas   |   Jul 6, 2026 July 6, 2026

On Quebec’s Anticosti Island, Peyton Thomas finds a way to combine her love for running with her day job as a marine biologist. All photos by Brendan Davis Dense spruce trees pushed back against my every step as I tried to inch my way through steep, rooted terrain. Rough bark… Read More

Two Caesar salad bowls with rice, croutons, and sardines with an open tin of sardines and a cloth napkin nearby.

Crispy Caesar Salad Rice Bowls with Sardines & Beans

By Patagonia Provisions   |   Jul 6, 2026 July 6, 2026

This recipe for Crispy Caesar Salad Rice Bowls with Sardines & Beans is quick, high protein, full of fiber and packed with flavor. Introduction Makes: 4 Caesar salad rice bowls Skill Level: Medium To create this Caesar salad bowl, we worked with Violet Witchel, a San Francisco-based chef and the creator of… Read More

A salad topped with sardines, beans and vegetables in a bowl on a wooden table with bread, an open tin of sardines and a cloth napkin nearby.

How to Eat Every Type of Tinned Fish

By Patagonia Provisions   |   Jul 6, 2026 July 6, 2026

Our favorite simple ways to eat tinned fish using basic ingredients that can be swapped based on what you like or what’s in your pantry. Introduction We love eating tinned fish straight from the tin, and we fully support anyone doing the same. But we know that many of you are new to tinned fish or are… Read More

Cowboy Caviar-style dip with sardines, white beans, diced peppers, avocado, and tortilla chips in a rustic wooden bowl on a table.

Cowboy Caviar with Sardines & Beans

By Patagonia Provisions   |   Jul 6, 2026 July 6, 2026

This single-serving Cowboy Caviar recipe uses Patagonia Provisions® Sardines & Beans: Black Beans, Corn & Salsa. Introduction Makes: 1 serving Skill Level: Easy Recipe developer Justine Doiron (@Justine_snacks) created this single-serving Cowboy Caviar recipe, which uses our Sardines & Beans: Black Beans, Corn… Read More

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What Is Moisture Wicking and Why Does It Matter?

By Patagonia   |   Jun 1, 2026 June 1, 2026

Learn more about this fabric property, from how wicking works to its benefits and some common moisture-wicking fabrics. Introduction What does “moisture wicking” mean? It usually means that a garment is made with moisture-wicking fabrics that help pull sweat away from your skin and allow it to evaporate. Moisture-wicking clothes… Read More

Cerro Fitz Roy. Photo: Choongok Sunwoo

To Dye For

By Diya Thennarasu   |   May 20, 2026 May 20, 2026

For a winning entry for a Write the World essay contest, this young author explored how something as personal as fashion can lead to insights into the state of the planet. We made it a game to find all the clothes that bore the tag “Made in India” whenever my… Read More

Though Connor Wood’s recording units are simple—a processor, an internal microphone and six D-sized lithium batteries housed in a weather-proof Pelican case—they’re tough enough to survive a few bashings from curious bears, and the internal-style mic was first used by researchers in Africa after monkeys kept tearing off any external ones.

Where the Toad Still Sings

By Connor Wood   |   May 13, 2026 May 13, 2026

Splitboards and the search for Yosemite’s melodic amphibian. All photos by Christian Pondella Deep in California’s High Sierra, nestled among the range’s towering peaks and ridges, is one of North America’s strangest alpinists. This is some of the best backcountry skiing terrain in the world, but the little climber didn’t… Read More

Photo: Tim Davis

Why Merino Wool?

By Patagonia   |   Apr 27, 2026 April 27, 2026

Find out how we use merino wool to make breathable, quick-wicking garments with natural odor control. Introduction When you’re getting after it, merino wool garments will serve you well, either worn alone or as part of a layering system. Whether you’re trail running, climbing, mountain biking, fly fishing, hiking, or… Read More