Krista Lee Langlois
High Country News
Hakai
The rise of Lisa Murkowski
Trial by fire
Saving baby Jo from the smoke
Hunting the Arctic’s disappearing treasures
Non-native goats in Utah’s La Sal Mountains
Alaska’s wildlife war
The toxic legacy of Exxon Valdez
Solace at the end of Homer Spit
Zen and the art of wildflower science
The desert gets a biocrust skin graft
Postcard from a livestock sperm bank
Tiny bits of plastic permeate our world
The protectors of British Columbia’s coast
The price of a national park fee hike
Farming in Alaska is increasingly possible
Down with the Glen Canyon Dam?
Could the lure of trails salvage Alaska’s economy?
‘Look for something white’
Have we underestimated the West’s super-floods?
How to shelter mountain streams in a changing world
Where private land meets public interest
Arctic off-shore drilling hits home in Barrow, Alaska
Canada’s mining boom spills into U.S. waters
A young mule stringer helps keep a dying profession alive
The prickly pear as California crop
The Symbolic Seashell
When Whales and Humans Talk
A Sunken Bridge The Size Of A Continent
bioGraphic
The Secret Garden
Extraordinary Animals And The People Who Love Them
Potty Plant
Shot In The Dark
Cats vs. Dogs
Nomads Of The North
Past The Salt (editor)
The Saguaro Solution (editor)
Other
Stop Telling Women Not To Go Into The Backcountry Alone (Adventure Journal)
First Nations Fight To Protect Rare Spirit Bear (National Geographic)
2,000 Year Old Tattoo Needle Identified By Archaeologists (National Geographic)
Summer At National Parks Kicks Off With Long Lines and Crowded Trails (National Geographic)
The Grace of Manta Rays (Nautilus)
How A Hundred-Year-Old Compact Laid The Foundation For The West's Current Water Crisis (5280)
Outside
My First 1,000 Miles on an E-Bike
Outdoor Poop Etiquette Is Changing
I Don’t Care if Your Toddler Climbs a Mountain
Hiking Trails Are More Crowded than Ever
America Needs More Campsites
How to Get an Entire State Hooked on Skiing
The Only “Gear” You Need to Stay Active While Pregnant
How to Take Your Baby on a River Trip
These Places Are Sacred Native American Sites—Not Playgrounds