The beauty of nature in the Pacific Northwest is not something to be missed-- especially this time of year. But year-round, a local nonprofit called the Youth Experiential Training Institute, or YETI, has made it their mission to create places of belonging in outdoor settings for young people in King County. By hosting outdoor adventures, they provide students with free or low-cost outdoor recreational equipment to use; in turn breaking down financial, cultural, and gender barriers. The very equipment they depend on, however, was stolen from their gear shed in Burien over the weekend, according to David Dunphy, the group's executive director. Read the full story here: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/outdoor-equipment-stolen-king-county-youth-nonprofit/281-20f956e1-30f0-438d-80a6-3331070294b9