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The Search for the Only Park Ranger Who Was Lost and Never Found
Investigators, family, and friends are still trying to close the case of Paul Fugate, a naturalist at Arizona’s Chiricahua National Monument who vanished without a trace in 1980. What keeps them motivated to stick with a mystery that may be unsolvable?
How Nature Helped Me Recover from an Eating Disorder
Outside correspondent Kate Siber learned to reinhabit her body by being outdoors. But she didn’t expect that healing would also bring a new perspective on nature itself.
Theory of Evolution: How the Galápagos Adapted to the Pandemic
Oranges for dental work, milk for English lessons—when COVID-19’s initial lockdown dried up tourism dollars and supply chains, the islands bartered their way through
This History of the Conservation Movement Couldn’t Be More Timely
A new book by the acclaimed science journalist Michelle Nijhuis looks at human attempts to save other species from extinction, from John Muir to the World Wildlife Fund
Vanlife Is Bad for the Planet. Here’s How to Build Green.
From cork floors to wool insulation, here’s what you need to build out an environmentally responsible rig
This Influencer Wants You to Start Growing Mushrooms
In an excerpt from ‘In Search of Mycotopia,’ a new book about different communities exploring the multiple uses of fungi and mushrooms, the author goes foraging with William Padilla-Brown, a rising star in the mycological movement
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