On the Otago Central Rail Trail, a Sheep’s Eye View of New Zealand By Michael Shapiro April 6, 2015 Itching for a leisurely, low-impact look at South Island’s rustic interior? Here’s how to do it in three days by bicycle. In this story: biking, hiking, travel
Maya Gabeira Found Fame on a Borrowed Board By Steve Hawk April 6, 2015 The "indestructible" Brazilian and lifelong environmentalist pays homage to the borrowed board that launched her career. In this story: surfing, adventure, oceans, women
Enough Is Enough: Ironton, Louisiana, Nixes New Coal Terminal By Natalya Savka April 6, 2015 The tiny Louisiana town of Ironton already has two coal export terminals. The proposal to add a third has not gone well. In this story: coal, coal ash, activism, environmental justice
CEO of Sunrun Explains the Future of Solar Power By Reed McManus April 6, 2015 Every day, the clean energy revolution is creating new jobs for American workers. As part of an ongoing series, Sierra asked one of them to tell us her story. In this story: solar, clean energy, activism, women
The Push to Save Utah's Greater Canyonlands Region By Julian Smith April 3, 2015 Oil rigs and outdoor recreation clash in the canyons of southeastern Utah In this story: saving wild places, wilderness, climbing, hiking, national parks
Jane Kim's Migrating Murals By Melissa Pandika April 2, 2015 In this story: art, endangered species, wildlife, activism
Wood Bison Return to the Alaskan Wilderness By Phalon Joy Evergreen March 31, 2015 Locally extinct for more than a century, North America's biggest land animals are back in Alaska In this story: animals
3 Green Products to Help You Welcome Aunt Flo By Crystal F. Lambert March 31, 2015 Making the crimson tide a little greener. In this story: buyers' guide, women
April Observing Highlight By Kelly Kizer Whitt March 31, 2015 Don't miss the lunar eclipse and Lyrid meteors this month. In this story: astronomy
Guiding in Wyoming, Part Two: Yellowstone By Caitlin Kauffman March 30, 2015 What other job allows a college student to boss around lawyers twice her age? In this story: wilderness, hiking, adventure
To the Top of the World and Back By Phalon Joy Evergreen March 30, 2015 Kit DesLauriers on her new book, "Higher Love," and on being the first person to ski all Seven Summits. In this story: bucket list, travel, books, sports, climbing
Paint the Town Dark By Mikey Jane Moran March 25, 2015 Cities worldwide turn the lights out to curb climate change. In this story: events, videos, volunteers, energy efficiency, international climate policy
Hey Mr. Green, Can You Compost Shredded Paper? By Bob Schildgen March 25, 2015 In this story: , recycling, gardening
Guiding in Wyoming, Part One: Introductions By Caitlin Kauffman March 23, 2015 What other job allows a college student to boss around lawyers twice her age? In this story: saving wild places, wilderness, green jobs, adventure
Amazon rainforest scrubbing half as much carbon as it used to, new study shows By Nicholas Ibarra March 20, 2015 In this story: federal climate policy, forests
Rare Footage of a Wolf Catching Salmon Alongside a Brown Bear By Nicholas Ibarra March 18, 2015 In this story: wolves
That Wide-Eyed Look By Mikey Jane Moran March 18, 2015 Six ways to inspire awe in children with math and nature. In this story: children, parents, students, forests, lifestyle
Hey Mr. Green, What's the Greenest Way to Use My Clothes Dryer? By Bob Schildgen March 17, 2015 In this story: , energy efficiency