When I was growing up I wish someone had told me that I wasn't alone and that I

belong in the outdoors as much as anyone else that my love for hiking, biking, skiing, climbing, as a black little girl wasn't uncommon or abnormal.

I wish that I was told to never stop seeking outdoor spaces.

Because one day I would find a community of strong, powerful, brilliant people,

of countless backgrounds, identities, and experiences who empower each other and love

the outdoors just as much as I do.

Believe me when I say, it's out there. You are not alone. You belong in the outdoors as much as anyone else. See you're outside.

See us outside.

She's not a fuera.

Kagnao Ben-Y.

What you do?

I do know what do you?

I'll see the faude. Tingdon mukami is on the bus. What do? see? No, no one can me syllabus.

Hamee bahal dekee.

King or he chipping.

See us Outside.

Outside is a special four parts She Explores Ministries,

made in collaboration with the Cairn Project with support from the Walton Family Foundation.

I'm Gabaccia Moreno, your guide in exploring the unique relationships girls and young women of color have with the outdoors,

including the forces out of our control that sometimes keep us from pursuing timing nature.

And the work of four diverse organizations creating access for us to spend

more time outside.

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