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Ian Greenwood’s Journalist Portfolio

You Can Now Finally Ski Denali With a Guide

You Can Now Finally Ski Denali With a Guide

Ski mountaineering enthusiasts now have a big new objective to add to their bucket lists-one we're guessing y…

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Resort Upgrades and Labor Issues More Important Than Ever as Utah Records Highest Skier Visits Ye...

Resort Upgrades and Labor Issues More Important Than Ever as Utah Records Highest Skier Visits Ye...

Utah skiers, you didn't just imagine the crowds. The state saw of 5.3 million visits.

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Two More European Glaciers Close For Summer Skiing Due to Warm Temps, Melting Snow

Two More European Glaciers Close For Summer Skiing Due to Warm Temps, Melting Snow

If getting out on the slopes during the summer is low on your bucket list, it's time to move it higher.

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My Love For Skiing Began When My Dream of Going Pro Ended

My Love For Skiing Began When My Dream of Going Pro Ended

Get full access to Outside Learn, our online education hub featuring in-depth fitness, nutrition, and adventu…

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The Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts How El Niño Will Affect Winter 2026-27 In the United States

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By Ian Greenwood Verified
| adventuresportsnetwork.com
Knock, knock. Next ski season’s at the door. And in case you missed all the headlines about the “Super” El Niño and what that might mean for winter, here’s a reminder: in only a few months, hopefully, we’ll all be skiing. It’s time for summer to kick rocks. Okay, not really. Tans, cold beer, and lemonade are great. A break from the cold is nice. But we have entered a phase you could call the pre-season—or maybe the pre-pre-season?—when winter hype really starts to pick up.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts How El Niño Will Affect Canada's 2026-27 Winter

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By Ian Greenwood Verified
| Yardbarker Verified
Western Canada Winter Ski Forecast In western Canada, one keyword skiers will pick up on is the “mild” descriptor in both southern British Columbia and southern Alberta, where the bulk of popular ski resorts, like Whistler Blackcomb, Kicking Horse, and Lake Louise, are. That gets the freezing level senses tingling—precipitation doesn’t mean much for skiers if it’s too warm. Still, the Old Farmer’s Almanac isn’t predicting a dramatic snow drought.
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The Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts How El Niño Will Affect Canada's 2026-27 Winter

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By Ian Greenwood Verified
| Aol Verified
It’s that time of year again. Yes, it’s still broiling in many places, but winter’s no longer so far off. Skiers are speculating about the weather—a national pastime for our silly little clique—and if next season could bring some powder turns or two or three. No one has the answers. The best we can do right now is, truly, an educated guess, if that.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing global poverty SEO content for The Borgen Project. The work blended journalism and content writing.

How is social media changing news?

Dissolving the barriers between the public and traditional news outlets. It's easier to contact subjects than ever before.

Why did you become a journalist?

Sports journalism combines my two biggest passions, skiing, and writing.