Get involved
There are two ways to get involved: as a member of the organisation, or as a sponsor supporting our workshops. Or simply chip in to our Ulule crowdfunding campaign for the first camp in Morocco.
Join as a climber: attend workshops, volunteer at events, help organise, or just stay in the loop with the community across Europe and Morocco.
Sign up as a memberSupport our first women's rebolting camp in Morocco as a brand, business, or individual partner, financially or with equipment.
See the sponsorship proposalPrefer email or Instagram? Reach us at contact@reboltinghearts.org or DM @rebolting.hearts.
The Moroccan female climbing community has raised concerns about women's access to technical training in rebolting and route development. In response, we're working with climbers from Casablanca to run a one-week training camp at the Gagou crag, near Casablanca.
Participants get theoretical and hands-on training on existing routes: how to assess, maintain and rebolt them safely. Each leaves with the equipment and knowledge to keep maintaining their local crags, so the skills stay in the community after the camp.
Maintaining existing climbing areas reduces the pressure to develop new natural sites.
A dedicated space for women to gain technical knowledge and practical experience in a field where access to training can be limited.
Skills learned at the camp are shared across the local climbing community, with impact well beyond the event itself.
Rebolting ageing routes keeps climbing infrastructure in good shape and makes crags safer for everyone.
Climbers from different countries and communities brought together around shared knowledge, skills and environmental responsibility.
Stainless bolts, chained anchors, epoxy glue, drills and bits for ~25 routes.
Essential personal equipment for each of the six participants.
A professional instructor leading and supervising five days of practical work.
Moving equipment and people to and from the crag. Being finalised.
We're looking for partners who want to support women's technical skills, sustainable climbing practices, and the maintenance of existing climbing areas. You can support:
We're also keen on equipment sponsorships and in-kind partnerships with climbing and outdoor companies. Every contribution goes directly into the training and into technical skills that stay in the Moroccan climbing community.
Women supporting women. Skills shared. Cliffs maintained.