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Released in 2017, the Old Growth print quickly became one of our best-selling prints ever. It’s easy to see why: a photo-real shot of a gorgeous old growth grove, captured by photographer Jeremy Koreski from well above the canopy at the height of spring offered a new perspective on one of Rumpl fans’ favorite outdoor playgrounds. We teamed up with Jeremy again to introduce a brand new print "Gold Growth" just in time for fall, as well as bring back "Old Growth" and "Cold Growth" to our Growth Series The Growth Series doesn’t just look good, it does good, too. In addition to teaming up with Jeremy Koreski for this series, we're donating $5,000 to the Raincoast Conservation Foundation - a team of scientists and conservationists working to protect the land, water, and wildlife of coastal British Columbia. We caught up with Chris Genovali, the Executive Director of the Raincoast Conservation Foundation to learn more about the work they're doing

THE BASICS   Name: Jeremy Koreski Residence: Tofino, BC Occupation: Professional Photographer We caught up with RAD Artist Jeremy Koreski - the photographer behind the “Growth Series” - to talk surfing, photography, growing in Tofino, and his latest collaboration with Rumpl - Gold Growth. How did you get into photography? My dad gave me a camera when I was 13 and I started documenting the friends and sports I was involved in at the time. Skateboarding, snowboarding and surfing were the main sports I was interested in shooting, and pretty soon I was just as stoked to shoot as I was to partake. Where do you find inspiration? My home here in BC with its diverse weather, its incredible wildlife and its unknown. For me, what's around the next corner is what keeps me interested in photography. " For me, what's around the next corner is what keeps me interested in photography . " How would you describe

Summer would not have been complete without a road trip, so we packed up our gear and head east out of Portland. We met up in Bend to pick up our Adventure Van from Oregon Adventure Rentals that we would be using for the week. After loading it up and grabbing groceries to put in the fridge, we went down to the river to cool off and do some river surfing. On a hot mid-summer day, there's no better place to be. The next morning, we head out early to get to the Painted Hills before the heat and the crowds. The Painted Hills aren't a massive area, but it lives up to the name. The colors in the hills really are something special. From the Painted Hills, we worked our way southeast to make it to the Alvord Desert for some star-gazing. Driving out onto the dry lake bed is pretty wild, with no other vehicles in sight, it really feels like another planet. After parking a few miles out and cooking some dinner in our van, we waited for night to fall to enjoy the stars. There was a

THE BASICS   Name: Jeremy Collins Residence: Kansas City Occupation: Artist, Author, Activist and Expedition Climber The Rumpl Artist Division (R.A.D.) is a collaborative program that showcases the work of accomplished and upcoming artists who use diverse mediums to inspire creativity in impassioned communities around the world.   LEARN MORE > Jeremy is an artist, author, activist and expedition climber. His highly detailed ink drawings are inspired by nature’s iconic landscapes. His work has been featured in over a 150 climbing magazines and numerous books including the cover of National Geographic. Through the creative collaboration with artist Jeremy Collins, Rumpl and Osprey will donate $10,000 to American Rivers to protect and restore our nation’s rivers and clean water. LEARN MORE > SHOP NOW Sold out Sold out from Rumpl - Journal https://ift.tt/3C85BL3 https://ift

Rivers are some of our favorite outdoor playgrounds, and we at Rumpl believe there are few things more important than partnering with organizations committed to protecting them. Through our collaboration with artist Jeremy Collins, Rumpl and Osprey will donate $10,000 to American Rivers to protect and restore our nations rivers and clean water. We caught up with Anne Paterson from American Rivers to learn more about the work they’re doing to protect river ecosystems in the US, including some of the most endangered. Elwha River, Washington | Photo: ElwaJeff Can you tell us a bit more about American Rivers and the work your organization is doing? At American Rivers, we believe a future of clean water and healthy rivers everywhere, for everyone, is essential. Our mission is to protect healthy rivers, restore damaged rivers and conserve clean water for people and nature. We combine national advocacy and on-the-ground projects to have the biggest possible impact f