A photographer’s guide to respectfully enjoying a national park By Marissa Wu / Popular Photography / Published June 20, 2022
Yellowstone floods could be flushing sewage into the park’s iconic river By Kris Millgate/Field & Stream / Published June 16, 2022
A humble seismograph beneath the Great Smoky Mountains could be one of the best in the world By Alisha McDarris / Published May 27, 2022
These laser scans show how fires have changed Yosemite’s forests By Philip Kiefer / Published May 14, 2022
Why national parks are cracking down on fireworks, ebikes, and other harmful fun By Kristine Liao / Published March 27, 2022
How to beat the crowds and enjoy the best hiking trails in peace By Alisha McDarris / Published October 11, 2021
Watch a gray wolf annoy a grizzly bear by biting its butt By Sage Marshall/Field & Stream / Published September 23, 2021
Why Point Reyes’ new land management plan is so controversial By Philip Kiefer / Published September 15, 2021
The coolest science-themed destinations in all 50 states By Emily Cerf , Nikita Amir / Published June 3, 2021
Why American national parks might be reservation-only in the future By Michael Childers/The Conversation / Published June 2, 2021
The story behind our new national park and its unique legacy By Natalie Krebs/ Outdoor Life / Published March 5, 2021
National Parks are logging record crowds. Here’s how to visit safely. By Ula Chrobak / Published October 14, 2020
The tragic legacy behind the famous ‘Into the Wild’ bus By Tyler Freel/ Outdoor Life / Published July 2, 2020