In the McNeil River Sanctuary, bears and humans have learned to share the landscape.
Wilderness
In military matters, neighbors should get a say
A new Air Force base expands, without the input of locals.
West Obsessed: The American alpine sublime
A new collection by a turn-of-the century poet raises questions about wildness.
Drones intrude on the outdoor experience
As drones become less expensive, theyâre also becoming more ubiquitous outdoors.
Hunters, itâs long past time we stood up for gun control
Hunting isnât under attack, but our freedom from violence is.
What are we fighting for?
Bell Prize winner: Through the trials of life, a young writer finds sheâs fighting for our spirit.
A nearly forgotten poetâs view from above timberline
Belle Turnbull found transcendence in the Colorado Rockies.
Five authors on the joys of reading in the wild
Western writers contemplate roaming texts and landscapes.
A book in hand deepens the backcountry experience
Whatâs the meaning of lugging literature into the wild?
The West, when women are telling the story
Do women write differently about wilderness?
Pledge allegiance to the Earth, not a flag
Raise up the vulnerable voices of the elderly, impoverished and the wild earth, too.
An âill-conceivedâ road through Alaskan wilderness
The Trump administrationâs backdoor land swap could set a dangerous precedent.
The battle over Alaska refuge oil reignites under Trump
Will Congress break its stalemate on drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge?
After its dams came down, a river is reborn
A look at the Elwha unleashed.
Latest: New Mexicoâs landlocked wilderness may become reachable
Feds move to accept land that would open access to the Sabinoso Wilderness
Will only the flexible survive?
Researchers are identifying the Westâs wildlife that can best cope with climate change.
A human head for a bearâs snack; lost in the wild; a dog returns home
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region.
Forest Service confronts a popular hot springsâ overuse
Rangers tackle the conundrum of protecting loved-to-death wilderness.
Who needs a camper when you could be cold and hungry?
Why Iâll always choose camping in the wild over a luxury motorhome.
How human noise pollution is disrupting wild places
High levels of sound disrupt many endangered species within their critical habitat.
