“My Octopus Teacher” Isn’t the First Oscar-Worthy Wildlife Flick By Phillip D. Duncan April 25, 2021 Check out six Academy Award–winning documentaries starring animals In this story: film
This Earth Day, Read Your Way to a Leaner, Greener Lifestyle By Wendy Becktold , Jonathan Hahn , Katie O'Reilly , Paul Rauber , Heather Smith April 22, 2021 Sustainability guides—old and new—that inspire Sierra staffers In this story: books, earth day
How Not to Be a “Wishcycler” By Jessian Choy April 21, 2021 Tips for responsible recycling and minimizing your waste In this story: earth day, recycling, books, Ms. Green
The Kids' Book That Redefines Being an American Outdoors By Aaron Mok April 13, 2021 Meet Ambreen Tariq, author of “Fatima’s Great Outdoors” In this story: books, camping
El Salvador’s Water Defenders and the Fight Against Toxic Mining By John Gibler April 11, 2021 A review of Robin Broad and John Cavanagh’s “The Water Defenders” In this story: books, environmental justice
Hard-Boiled Detective Novel Meets Cli-Fi in “Hummingbird Salamander” By Michael Berry April 6, 2021 Inside the latest from Jeff VanderMeer In this story: books
15 Books to Get You Camping (Even If Only in Your Backyard) By Lela Nargi April 3, 2021 New reads for kids, grown-ups, newbies, and outdoor veterans In this story: books, camping
Sir Attenborough’s “Extinction: The Facts” Shows How Things Got So Bad By Lindsey Botts March 29, 2021 Fortunately, the famous naturalist’s latest documentary offers solutions too In this story: film
Rich Man, Big Tree By Heather Smith March 18, 2021 Taming the Garden is a fable for our era of vast inequity In this story: forests, politics, film, art
The World’s Largest Environmental Film Festival Goes Virtual (Again) By Aaron Mok March 18, 2021 Viewers around the world can enjoy more than 100 films during the 10-day event In this story: film