Inside the Lab That's Quantifying Happiness
At the University of Vermont, mathematicians in the Computational Story Lab are reading your tweets and learning a lot about our collective well-being
Women Hunters and Anglers May Be the Planet's Best Hope
A new group of movers and shakers, aptly named Artemis, could be just what we need to get more politicians to care about conservation
These Artists Are Trying to Make Climate Change Visceral
Ten people turning disheartening data into amazing paintings, sculptures, and illustrations
The War for Grass in the Heart of Kenya's Safari Country
Nomadic herders have brought guns and hundreds of thousands of livestock into the green expanses of Laikipia County, starving out wildlife and shooting the area's megafauna. As police burn homesteads and shoot civilians in response, the future of one of the most iconic regions on the planet hangs in the balance.
These 5 States Spend the Most on the Outdoors
The Outdoor Industry Association estimates that Americans spend $887 billion on recreation each year. Here's how much each of the 50 states contributes.
Patagonia's Big Business of #Resist
The iconic brand has long been the conscience of the outdoor industry, forsaking hefty profits to do the right thing. Now the company is going to war against the Trump administration over protections for public land in a bid to become a serious political player—which happens to be very good for sales.
The Wild West of Predator Control Is Hurting Humans and Pets
Idaho is the first Western state to take some action on dangerous cyanide traps, but it's not enough
Ten Women Leading the Outdoor Industry—and Their View of the Future
At the recent Women's Outdoor Summit for Empowerment, we talked to outdoor enthusiasts and change-makers about the future of the industry
Rediscovering a National Monument
Forget the politics. Just go camping on public lands before you decide what should be done with them.
How Colorado Lured the Biggest Trade Show in the Outdoor Industry
The inside story of how the state’s outdoor recreation czar Luis Benitez landed the tradeshow—and how he plans to save it
Outdoor Industry: This Is What Inclusion Really Looks Like
Saying you care about diversity isn't enough. Seven outdoor professionals sound off on what real change means.
Over 1 Million Comments About the National Monument Review Are In. What Now?
More than 396,000 people have spoken up so far about the Trump administration's desire to shrink or abolish the national monuments. Will the White House really read all of them?
How to Be an Activist
Six steps to make a difference in a darkening world
What Exactly Is the Clean Water Rule?
And why is it so bad if the EPA overturns it?
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