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The New Starry Night
Filmmakers capture kaleidoscope skies before they disappear.
Outdoor Gear Made From Unconventional Materials
“Bison down,” eucalyptus trees, old billboards, and more. Gear made from unexpected stuff can be unexpectedly versatile.
Your Favorite National Parks. Each Sold Separately.
Lego captures the love of the outdoors in miniature.
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Can Street Art Get San Franciscans to Take Drought Seriously?
Artist Emily Schlickman reveals the city's forgotten waterways in San Francisco's Market Street Prototyping Festival
Fury Road: All Your Darkest Environmental Nightmares Come True
Is there an environmental message at the core of George Miller's new high-octane "Mad Max" film?
In Canyon Country, Veterans Work to Wash Away the Memories of War
A sweat lodge ceremony and a long hike provide solace to soldiers who've returned from war
Yes, You Can Rent a Wind Turbine
A dairy farmer decided he wanted a wind turbine to power his house. So he leased one.
Guiding in Wyoming, Part Three: Grassy Island
What other job allows a college student to boss around lawyers twice her age?
Two Months of Environmental News, One page
From rare baby tortoise sightings to fracking bans
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wildlife
On the Otago Central Rail Trail, a Sheep’s Eye View of New Zealand
Itching for a leisurely, low-impact look at South Island’s rustic interior? Here’s how to do it in three days by bicycle.
Maya Gabeira Found Fame on a Borrowed Board
The "indestructible" Brazilian and lifelong environmentalist pays homage to the borrowed board that launched her career.
Enough Is Enough: Ironton, Louisiana, Nixes New Coal Terminal
The tiny Louisiana town of Ironton already has two coal export terminals. The proposal to add a third has not gone well.
