Behind the Scenes of an FKT Attempt on the Appalachian Trail
Liz "Mercury" Anjos just completed a mid-pandemic thru-hike of the AT—with the help of a small, dialed support squad and a van named Pegasus
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My Neighbors and I Banded Together to Save Our Homes from a Wildfire
With the CZU Lightning Complex fire bearing down on them, a rogue group of citizens banded together to stay and defend their homes in the mountains above Santa Cruz, California. Here's how they fought the fire—and won.
A Man, a Bike, and One Epic Adventure
A casual ride turns into one hell of an adventure with rider Mike Hopkins
The Outdoor Recreation Economy Isn't As Resilient As We Thought
Riding out the boom-and-bust tourism economy
51 Years Later, the Cuyahoga River Burns Again
The Ohio waterway that so famously caught on fire in 1969, inspiring the Clean Water Act, caught fire again this week
Erin Brockovich Is at It Again
In her new book, 'Superman's Not Coming,' the activist gives a lesson in community engagement and warns that we shouldn't expect the government to save us
A Letter to My Daughter After Our Home Burned Down
Marine biologist Wallace J. Nichols's house burned to the ground in California's CZU Lightning Complex fire. He wrote his daughter a letter breaking the news.
This Film Is Going to Get You Hyped for Ski Season
Teton Gravity Research's new ski film 'Make Believe' celebrates those who have created their own version of reality
An Adaptive Athlete's Mission to Summit Her Home Mountain
'A Grand Journey' follows Kira Brazinski, a pro adaptive athlete on a quest to conquer her childhood dream of climbing the Grand Teton
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson Wants YOU to Save the Planet
The marine biologist wants us all to start asking a new question: What does the future look like if we get it right?