What SpaceX’s final Starbase permits could mean for Texas wildlife By Kristine Liao / Published June 11, 2022
Why national parks are cracking down on fireworks, ebikes, and other harmful fun By Kristine Liao / Published March 27, 2022
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
The Trump administration’s environmental legacy can be undone. Here’s how. By Purbita Saha / Published December 9, 2020
Drilling the Arctic refuge doesn’t make sense—but Trump wants it to happen anyway By Jeremy Deaton/Nexus Media News / Published November 24, 2020
One of the country’s top environmental officials has been serving illegally By Andrew McKean/Outdoor Life / Published October 23, 2020
Six ways the 2020 census will change your life By Sara Kiley Watson and Purbita Saha / Published October 4, 2020
The Trump administration opened the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil companies—but none may bite By Scott L. Montgomery/The Conversation / Published August 26, 2020
The Great American Outdoors Act proves that grassroots advocacy and democracy still work By Robinson & Krebs/ Outdoor Life / Published August 6, 2020
Local opposition to Alaska’s Pebble Mine grows as the project reaches the next milestone By Bjorn Dihle/ Outdoor Life / Published July 29, 2020
Many national parks remain open during the pandemic. The man in charge explains why. By Alex Robinson / Outdoor Life / Published April 22, 2020