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A male skier in a blue ski suit takes a tight turn on a steep mountain

Built for Steep

February 5, 2026

MILANO-CORTINA, Italy — Sam Morse understands risk. When the NOLS alum (Wilderness Medicine ’18) arrived in Italy for the 2026 Winter Games, he did so with a deep appreciation for the dangers inherent in Olympic alpine ski racing. We sat down to chat a few days before his downhill event. Morse had just returned from…

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A male skier in a blue ski suit takes a tight turn on a steep mountain

Built for Steep

A man in a plaid shirt and black down vest sits with one leg folded across his knee. He is holding a mic and speaking. A person with red hair and a yellow sweater and a second person with a blue hat and long braid are watching him, seemingly engaged.

Creating Equity and Accountability in Wild Places

A woman wearing a climbing helmet and glasses smiles at the camera. She has dark brown hair that's tucked behind her jacket hood. In the background are pine trees, granite rocks, and mountains.

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A large group of people pose in front of a trailer piled with river rafts. It's sunny and looks warm based on their clothing.

New Currents in Conservation

A New Economic Impact Report Measures Significant Contributions of NOLS to Fremont County and the State of Wyoming