2010 January/February

2010 January/February

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Feature

View From the Vortex

Why photographer Clark Little risks his neck to share a vision of the natural world that few ever see for themselves

By Steve Hawk

January 8, 2010

Departments

Shorebreak

Deep inside some of the world's most dangerous waves

June 17, 2014

Elmer Eddy, Swansboro, North Carolina; founder, Waterway Stewards

Do-Gooder

River of Life

Elmer Eddy, Swansboro, North Carolina; founder, Waterway Stewards

January 1, 2010

Ponder

A Growing Movement

Creating a farm might seem an unlikely mission for a congregation of urban dwellers and suburbanites

January 1, 2010

The 140-foot-deep Cave Spring is one of 65 subterranean water sources that keep the Current River navigable almost year-round.

Field Trip

Current River, Missouri

Smallmouth swim along the ancient stone bones of the Ozarks

By Randy Parker

January 1, 2010

Berkeley's David Brower Center is a 50,000-square-foot experiment in green-from-the-ground-up architecture that includes an art gallery, an auditorium, and an organic restaurant

Green Home

Slag, Slabs, and Social Networks

Berkeley's David Brower Center is a 50,000-square-foot experiment in green-from-the-ground-up architecture that includes an art gallery, an auditorium, and an organic restaurant

January 1, 2010

Hannah Teter, pro snowboarder and Olympic gold medalist

Trendsetter

Saving African lives with Olympic gold

Hannah Teter, pro snowboarder and Olympic gold medalist

January 1, 2010

Green Goods

Tea, Green

Experts serve up their favorite herbal brews, all steeped in sustainability

By Avital Andrews

January 8, 2010

One of four dams on the Klamath River scheduled to come down by 2020.

Protect

Liberating the Klamath

An agreement to remove fish-blocking dams signals new hope for Pacific salmon

By Dashka Slater

January 1, 2010