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Climbing and Outdoor News from Here and Abroad – 10/27/22

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Northwest:

–Gripped is reporting that, “Squamish-based Nathan Roberts died in a climbing accident in Cheakamus Canyon on Oct. 15. The BC Coroners Service have not released any information, saying they’re investigating.” It is currently believed that Nathan died free-soloing. To read more, click here.
–NPR is reporting that, “a Washington state woman left her home to let her dog out early Saturday morning and ended up fending off an attack from a black bear. The woman, who sustained non-life threatening injuries, punched the bear “right in the nose,” which led it to run away, according to one official.” To read more, click here.
Sierra:

–An 8-year-old boy has set out to become the youngest person ever to climb El Capitan. Check it out!

Desert Southwest:

–The Las Vegas Review Journal is reporting that, “authorities are warning visitors to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area to be vigilant after a rash of car break-ins this month. According to the Bureau of Land Management, which manages the popular hiking and camping refuge west of Las Vegas, there were multiple break-ins at one of the conservation area’s parking lots in early October.” To read more, click here.
–Joshua Tree National Park is in the process of closing up old open mine holes. To read about it, click here.

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