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The fight to save a small island in a big, changing world. For thousands of generations, First Nations peoples have been custodians of Sea Country, managing marine ecosystems in a way that sustains natural and cultural values. By taking a First Nations-led approach to protecting the ocean, we can help safeguard vital ecosystems, reverse species loss and slow the impact of climate change. Watch Patagonia’s new film, “Sea Country — Malu Lag,” and learn how to support First Nations people and their

Soay is the second largest island of the St. Kilda archipelago, its jagged ridgeline marking the westernmost point of the United Kingdom. Soay rises from stormy waters like the crest of a wave and its western shore is possibly the UK’s most isolated sea cliff. It has some of the most amazing climbing-though few even know it exists! This colossal face is accessible only by boat and overhangs by a staggering 20 to 30 degrees for several hundred meters. I first discovered it while sailing around th