Expedition: Roadkill
Long-distance cyclists are turning into citizen scientists whose observations of roadkill might prevent more of it from happening in the future.
Mary Catherine O'Connor
New Park Service Policy Authorizes Fixed Anchors in Wilderness
A final directive caps years of debate over whether climbing anchors should be allowed inside National Park wilderness. But questions still remain around just how the policy will be enacted.
Find your Posse
Volunteer with your local bike coalition to bring about better infrastructure and support for cyclists.
Get Paid to Commute
Help your workplace, apartment building, and even your favorite stores make accommodations for cyclists.
Ride to Washington
The Climate Ride is a five-day, 300-mile ride from New York City to Washington, D.C. that raises money for renewable energy projects.
National Bike Month: Say It Loud, Say It Proud
Pushing the pedals on a regular basis is a great start, but if you really want to step up your game during National Bike Month, you'll have to make your voice heard, too. Start with these ideas.
Do Hunters Hold the Silver Bullet for Climate Change Consensus?
How the hunting community can help in the fight for better climate legislation
Prosecuting an Owl-Kicking Paraglider
The paragliding community is spitting mad about a video that purports to show a paramotor provocateur chasing and assaulting an owl for nearly seven minutes. But how do you identify the guy?
Fracking is Eating Away at Our National Parks
With the number of active and planned fracking wells surrounding National Parks skyrocketing, a National Parks watchdog group is calling for a careful, more measured approach to energy development.
The Colorado Tops the List of the Ten Most Endangered Rivers
American Rivers is shining a spotlight on the Colorado River's poor water infrastructure management in its annual list of endangered U.S. waterways.
The World's Largest Playground: Public Land and Adrenaline Junkies
In the wake of 22-year old’s death, people have been asking what business a highly risky activity had on public land.
Powering the World With A Ball Game
A new startup has built an energy-harvesting soccer ball that will bring easy energy to resource-poor communities. The Soccket soccer balls turn kinetic energy into electricity.
The New Travel Amenity: Clean, Local, Plastic-Free Water
Tomorrow, on World Water Day, a new start-up is launching a program that aims to raise $1 billion to improve clean water infrastructure by convincing resorts around the world to stop importing...
Danielle Katz and John Dye Are Paddling With a Purpose
Using source-to-sea boat trips and an ultramarathon, Rivers for Change is trying to cast rivers as arteries, not just playgrounds.
Earth Operatives: Filmmaker Briar March
The first of a new Adventure Ethics feature wherein we profile those whose work places them at the intersection of adventure and environmental issues.
