Does Nature Have Legal Rights?
How a wild idea is holding court around the world and changing how people think about the land
How a wild idea is holding court around the world and changing how people think about the land
Wildlife artist Obi Kaufmann strips away the modern world to reimagine California’s wild future
Months alone in a round-the-world race can crush spirit and body, but not for this asthmatic 66-year-old
Hendri Coetzee’s exploration of himself and Africa’s great rivers revealed truths worth sharing
The term ‘moqui’ is used widely in the American Southwest, but it’s when applied to geomorphic oddities that it casts its greatest enchantment
Three men push the boundaries of sport and art to focus attention on the fate of Alpine ice
Why don’t animals that knock skulls get concussions? Emerging science points to a novel solution—and new ways to protect athletes
Lael Wilcox came from seemingly nowhere to shatter race records and become the bright shining future of endurance cycling