Archives of a Wild Planet
A photographer goes eye to eye with species to fight extinction and save the planet
A photographer goes eye to eye with species to fight extinction and save the planet
Austin Bradley wants to create a recreational paradise deep in Central Appalachia—and revive two towns in the process. It’s a fight he refuses to lose
The arrival of summer is always welcome, and this year especially we savor the fresh air and clean start that come with the new season
When Mike Ranta paddled across Canada for the third time, photographer David Jackson followed in his own canoe
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AJ 17 • Recommended Reading Recommended Reading A running memoir across stolen land, a Florida panther comeback, a global search for wild foods, and a fish whose fate is ours By Emily White Issue 17 Spirit Run: A 6,000-Mile Marathon Through North America’s Stolen Land Noé Álvarez · Catapult · 2020 Working beside his mother … Read more
A rebuilding of one of the world’s most spectacular trails uses human psychology to create beauty and flow
In the era of #MeToo and #TimesUp, should offensive route names be sanitized?
Here’s why Mount Everest likely represents the earth’s geologic ceiling