Environment
The Timber Thief & the GEneticist
outside magazine
Timber poachers ignited a massive wildfire that destroyed thousands of acres of Washington state’s Olympic National Forest. Then they vanished. But Forest Service detectives had a few tricks up their sleeves.
The People vs. nestlé waters
Sierra Magazine
Locals everywhere say water is a human right. Nestlé believes it’s a commodity. Ontario, Canada, where the corporation seeks a new permit, has an opportunity to lead the way with its own answer.
what actually happens when you recycle
outside magazine
There are important decisions to make before and after your recyclables leave your hands.
Rudy Reyes: The Coral Commando
garden & Gun, April/May 2020
The Marine sergeant and his fellow Force Blue veterans find peace while diving to preserve vital coral tracts off Florida.
Squaring travel with conservation
REI Co-op journal
How do we reconcile the desire to protect a wild place with the need to experience it, footprints and all?
Colorado sits at the center of the rights of nature debate
5280 magazine, May 2018
Colorado environmentalists are gaining ground—and water—in their efforts to secure humanlike rights for nature.
Ashland's new model to prevent megafire
high country news
A collaborative community-based project tackles overgrown forests.
ultra runner campaigns for water
Sierra magazine
Mina Guli ran 40 marathons in 40 days along seven of the world's most ailing rivers to highlight the global water crisis.
saving the two-hearted forest