It’s Important to Keep Talking About Climate Change Now
Is it tone-deaf to talk about climate right now? Or is this an opportunity to tackle major global problems in tandem?
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Parks Are Closing—but Wilderness Is All Around You
Social distancing is a prime opportunity to discover the nature in our own backyards and redefine our idea of what's wild
DOI Is Using Coronavirus as a Smoke Screen
With the public distracted, Secretary Bernhardt is advancing environmental harm
COVID-19 Put My Climate Anxiety Over the Top
We were already worried enough about the climate. So with COVID-19, how do we cope with a brand-new feeling of helplessness?
State Parks Are Becoming Coronavirus Isolation Zones
Experimental programs in Georgia and Louisiana are placing patients who may be infected in park cabins and RVs
A Rare Trout Is Revitalizing New Mexico
When the mine closed in Questa, New Mexico, in 2014, the town found itself in the midst of an identity crisis
Outdoor Voters All Want the Same Things
As more states hold—or decide to postpone—presidential primaries, a new poll of Mountain West voters shows that a clear majority support climate action, clean air and water, and public lands protection
Ranching on Public Lands Is Complicated
The nonprofit WildEarth Guardians is taking on the U.S. Forest Service's grazing regulations
Nenana Ice Classic Is the Great Alaskan Guessing Game
Last year the jackpot was $311,652. Watching ice melt just got really interesting.
There's Finally Real Hope for Public Lands Funding
Despite President Trump's budget proposal that calls for slashing funding for national parks and the Land and Water Conservation Fund, a bipartisan group of senators is moving forward with critical legislation for both
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