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

The lights of Los Angeles would burn just as bright—except they might have to be LEDs

Africa's most famous conservationist is enlisting a new army to save the continent's ever-threatened wildlife: frontline bloggers

A snowkiting newbie rises from the wreckage

Working hard outdoors is fun. Even in the heart of a midwest winter.

Three pods of orcas known as the "Southern Residents" have feasted on salmon in Puget Sound for thousands of years. Now they're vanishing.

Seeking a guilt-free winter break, with snowboard and train ticket

From a park ranger's new novel about historic Yosemite's buffalo soldiers

America has had the foresight to set aside many of its wild and beautiful places. With climate change upon us, scientists may need to use these sanctuaries as laboratories in which to play Noah, if not god.

NYC Students Seek Kinship With Puerto Rico's Endangered Leatherbacks