Erin Berger was a senior editor at Outside.
This year the famous outdoor film festival is going virtual, with thrilling tales of climbing adventures and profiles of charismatic conservationists
A new documentary from director Ron Howard looks at what happened after California's deadliest wildfire
These fascinating shows offer a behind-the-scenes look at conservation battles and youth climate activism
In this new alien invasion comedy, a relaxing vacation in the woods takes an unexpected turn
These recent releases feature stories of gritty heroines on journeys through threatened wild landscapes
These films about extraordinary athletes and inspiring activists are keeping us entertained as the days get colder
Trying to improve your sleep quality? Get back to nature.
From humble jellyfish anecdotes to straightforward self-help, three new titles offer resonant takeaways for these worrisome times
Five ways to feel like you're outdoors, even if you haven't left your sofa
Cinemas and film festivals are screening online. Here are our favorites.
In a new novel, 'How Much of These Hills Is Gold,' author C. Pam Zhang presents the fantasies and struggles that defined western expansion through the eyes of two Chinese-American characters
Outdoor enthusiasts' dreams of survival and adventure are often inspired by children's books, but most adventure heroes have traditionally been cis boys. That's changing.
Journalist Sarah Scoles's 'They Are Already Here' explores people's obsession with discovering what else may be out there
Boomtown and Drilled tackle climate change and oil and gas extraction from different angles
The documentary 'Safety to Nome' follows 26 competitors racing 1,000 miles across the Alaskan tundra on foot, bike, or skis