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Bold and Female
The girl in your life might start reading this book in her bedroom, but don't be surprised if she finishes it atop a mountain
A People’s History of the Sierra Nevada
Can we celebrate our parks and wilderness areas and still keep in mind the horrors that sometimes happened there?
High tech wildlife management
Gizmos and gadgets to help wildlife coexist with their human neighbors
Not Everyone out to Steal Public Land Wears Camo
Inside the nationwide movement to privatize federal land holdings
Hiking Through the California Redwoods With British Author and Naturalist Helen Macdonald
A short profile of Helen Macdonald, author of H Is for Hawk
Dale Dualan, Sustainability Geek in a Smokey Bear Hat
Meet the guy who's turning Point Reyes National Seashore 100 percent green
National Park MVPs
Not just another pretty place—these national parks are employment engines
The Majesty of Pigeons
Nathanael Johnson's Unseen City is a field guide to urban wilderness
The Best New Outdoor Gear for Kids
Equip the young ones for summer with these five items
Sisterhood of Hikers in the Grand Canyon
Amy Balfour's solo trek takes an unexpected turn
This insect is TWO FEET long
Will she be the world's longest stick bug?
Yosemite's Majestic Ahwahnee Hotel
The historic property remains as iconic as ever—just like its timeless environs
As the National Park Service Celebrates Its Centennial, the Parks Are Essential to Creating a Culture of Reverence
An excerpt from Terry Tempest Williams's new book, The Hour of Land
The National Park Service Is Celebrating Its 100th Birthday—Here's a Look at Its Major Milestones
The NPS is an indispensable U.S. agency, but its mission took 150 years to evolve
You're out hiking and encounter a mountain lion. Now what?
Expert advice on how to survive an encounter with a big cat
Raw Appeal: Which Sushi Fish to Eat—and Which Not to Eat
These five seafood options protect the ocean and taste just as good as their unsustainable counterparts
Our National Parks Provide Americans with a Sense of Common Ground
Sierra magazine editor in chief celebrates the National Park Service centennial
Everyone Deserves the Benefits of Spending Time Outdoors
Sierra Club executive director Michael Brune says that even in the era of "glamping" and cellphones in the woods, camping remains a great American pastime
