‘In the end, among the most lasting symptoms of COVID-19 will be the layers of inequity it exposed in our society.’
Items by Glenn Nelson
The proposal could deter people from public lands and wouldn’t fix funding issues.
Obama’s monument designations set a blueprint for diversity and inclusion in federal public lands.
Obama created national monuments at Bears Ears and Gold Butte, sites with huge significance to Native Americans.
A new book takes an insider’s look at the famed park.
The numbers behind the 100th year celebration of our overflowing parks.
Hard-won photos of the National Park Service’s ‘Treasured Lands.’
In the nick of time, Nancy Fernandez achieves her goal.
Antonio Solorio helps national park reach L.A.’s Latino majority.
The Park Service has seemed to get in its own way when it comes to hiring more diverse applicants.
The agency is trying to hire more racially diverse staff — but can’t seem to make headway.
The Park Service’s best-known ranger is determined not to let the African-American soldiers fall into obscurity.
A former sports writer tries to find a place for himself in the outdoors.
A conversation with Teresa Baker, founder of Hike Like a Girl.
José González is tapping into Latinos’ passion for nature.
Last week’s celebration showed how close we are to natural beauty, yet so far from diversifying our national parks.
New highway designation will commemorate Yosemite’s first black rangers.
The lack of diversity in the outdoors often prompts people of color to ponder their sense of belonging in nature.
The national park system does more than celebrate beauty. It also commemorates the ugliest parts of our past.
Three firefighters have died as fires continue to rip through Washington.
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