Drought-Denying Ranchers Ride to Washington Angry Nevadans travel by horse from the West Coast to the capital for the right to graze on water-starved rangeland By Judith Lewis Mernit December 4, 2014 In this story: water, animals, saving wild places, public lands, climate change
Underdog Celebrity wolf OR7 may be “too famous to kill,” but his pups will need to watch out if they wander into the wrong state By Peter Frick-Wright December 3, 2014 In this story: saving wild places, wildlife, wilderness
The Man Who Survived a Polar Bear Attack In 2013, Matt Dyer was nearly killed by a polar bear on a Sierra Club Outing. One year later, he returned to the wild with the people who saved his life. Text and photographs by Jake Abrahamson December 15, 2014 In this story: adventure, travel, wildlife, national outings
Art under the Microscope Because Mother Nature is always ready for her close-up By Chelsea Leu December 22, 2014 In this story: art, science, animals
Sanctuary Birds Stunning portraits of the characters at the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary By Stacey M. Hollis June 18, 2014 In this story: wildlife, birds, animals
Q&A: Wildlife Photographer Suzi Eszterhas By Della Watson November 3, 2014 In this story: wildlife, animals, photography
Birds Construct Better Nests to Woo Mates If you build it, they will come By Della Watson October 29, 2014 In this story: birds, wildlife, animals
Will L.A.'s Trapped Mountain Lion Ever Get Out? A big cat is marooned in Los Angeles. Getting there was dangerous. Getting back might be deadly. By Bill Gaus November 20, 2014 In this story: wildlife, animals, urban planning, mountain lion
How to Strike A Pose To Save Your Life Make yourself look big? Play dead? Run? We've got your wildlife defense poses covered. Text and photographs by Madison Kotack November 25, 2014 In this story: grizzlies, animals, hiking, adventure