Hunters, the Surprising Saviors of Our Public Lands
The GOP's war on public lands threatens to alienate a key part of its voting base—sport hunters
Finding a Stolen Bike Just Got a Lot Easier
New tracking chips embedded in carbon frames can help riders recover pilfered goods
Environmentalists' Public-Lands Enemy Number One
Congressman Rob Bishop of Utah wants to transfer federal land to the states, gut the Endangered Species Act, and eliminate the Antiquities Act—and D.C. is starting to listen
2,000 Sacred Bones Went Missing 21 Years Ago. This Detective Found Them.
In the 1990s, thousands of bones and bone fragments mysteriously went missing from Effigy Mounds National Monument in Iowa, the continental epicenter of Native American burial remains. In December 2015, a detective with the National Park Service tracked down the artifacts—and the man who stole them.
The Logging Company That Wants to Take Down Greenpeace
A Canadian company is suing Greenpeace for $220 million—and it might have a case
The Bike Industry's Sharpest Minds on How to Make Roads Safer for Cyclists
Eleven experts weigh in with their biggest, craziest ideas—all of which are eminently doable
Today's Toughest Dream Job: Environmental Attorney
Janette Brimmer works for the nonprofit environmental law firm Earthjustice, where she defends vital regulations that keep our lands healthy
