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America’s youth are in desperate need of real-life human connection. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame bassist says there’s no better place to provide that than a skate park.
BLM’s first confirmed director in five years talks about access, equity, and the future of public land in the West
Cerra is giving back to Whitefish, Montana, through the Last Best Ride, an event that encourages community members to participate, no matter their skill level
In the words of Brendan Leonard: “I did perhaps underestimate it a tiny bit”
Across the West, resort towns are facing a livability crisis. Luckily, advocates say, this problem can be fixed.
Coming to terms with a landscape ravaged by fire
Getting lost teaches me mindfulness, even when I’m terrified
A shortage of places to camp is hurting the environment and limiting diversity in the outdoors. But there are some innovative solutions on the table.
I study climate change, and my work left me depressed and suicidal. Then my dad got cancer.
The bestselling author’s latest novel was informed by years of researching the history of female aviation and traveling to far-flung places
Thanks to their proximity, these Airbnbs book up fast. Make your summer reservation now.
Permits, education, and increased fees are all on the table as possible solutions
Proposed laws in more than two dozen states seek to exclude transgender youth from interscholastic sports, depriving them of community and confidence-building skills
Republican senators used the hearing to air conspiracy theories, lie, and point fingers at Biden nominee for issues they themselves are responsible for
From a glass-domed train to downhill skiing, these are some of our favorite adventures in our national parks. Bonus: they get you off the beaten path, too.
Despite cold temperatures and rain, our 62 Parks columnist still found plenty of hiking and mountain vistas at the 26th stop on her journey to visit every U.S. national park