Seattle Stopped Sucking—So Can You By Ariel Gans October 26, 2017 Inside the high-profile campaign to keep plastic straws out of our waterways In this story: oceans
Bull Trout Decline Presents Stark Choices in a Changing Climate By Stephen Miller October 25, 2017 Land managers face conundrum of what to save and what to sacrifice In this story: endangered species, science
Kiersey Clemons Goes to Bears Ears By Katie O'Reilly October 25, 2017 The Flatliners actress spends the weekend with local Native Americans and gains a new perspective on the national monument In this story: public lands
National Day of Action for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge By Davis Harper October 24, 2017 The Trump administration plans to include Arctic drilling in the 2018 budget In this story: drilling, saving wild places
Does the Douglas Fir Tree Deserve Its Own Monument? By Jim Yuskavitch October 23, 2017 The Friends of Douglas Fir National Monument think so In this story: wilderness
All About Our Golden State By Adrian Cotter October 22, 2017 You don't know the half of it. But you could look it up! In this story: books, public lands, wilderness
Why Do People Become Storm Chasers? By Krislyn Placide October 22, 2017 Hint: It isn’t just about the adrenaline In this story: adventure
The Garden, Reconsidered By Jason Mark October 21, 2017 The garden is no exemplar of how to create a right relationship with life on Earth In this story: agriculture, wilderness
Environmental News ICYMI 10-20-17 By Heather Smith and Paul Rauber October 20, 2017 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
How to See the Living Forest for the Trees By Jonathan Hahn October 19, 2017 Photographer Robert Llewellyn shows us the difference between looking and seeing In this story: wildlife, wilderness, photography, books
Community Activist Anthony Torres Receives Youth Brower Award By Wendy Becktold October 19, 2017 It might sound radical, but this youth organizer wants a world that works for us all In this story: activism, Industrial Transformation
Scott Pruitt and the Myth of “Sue and Settle” By Pat Gallagher October 18, 2017 EPA administrator uses alternative facts to avoid enforcing environmental laws In this story: environmental law
Veteran and Amputee Chad Jukes Reaches for Higher Ground By Ariel Gans October 18, 2017 Paradox Sports ambassador says the key to rehabilitation is getting outside In this story: climbing, veterans, military outdoors
Whales Like Us By Heather Smith October 17, 2017 Do cetaceans qualify for the culture club? In this story: science, animals, oceans
Will the Endangered Florida Panther Be Delisted? By Meredith Brown October 17, 2017 The future of Florida’s state animal remains uncertain In this story: endangered species, wildlife
Doomed Romance Between Seal and Kayak By Diane Selkirk October 16, 2017 A love-starved seal is assaulting my husband's kayak! What should I do? In this story: survival tips
Anger As a Climbing Tool By Natalya Savka October 16, 2017 My pain may never go away. It would be nice if you'd at least acknowledge it. In this story: hiking
The Diplomat Behind the Paris Climate Agreement Says the World Is Moving Forward Without Donald Trump By Christiana Figueres October 16, 2017 Christiana Figueres remains optimistic about tackling global warming In this story: climate change, international climate policy
Harry Potter Can't Compete With the Magic of Wolves By Michael Brune October 16, 2017 Wolves are not only awesome—they're an ecological necessity In this story: wildlife, inspiring connections outdoors
Utah Residents Resolve to Protect Public Land By Sami Mericle October 15, 2017 Get rid of those pesky parks? Summit County and Salt Lake City say no. In this story: activism