States must not determine the fate of grizzly bears
It’s no secret that grizzly bears in the Lower 48 live close to the edge of extinction. Now, with little…
Grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park, photo by Wendy Keefover
MoreCelebrate the nation’s anniversary by speaking up for public land
As we mark our nation’s 250th anniversary, it’s worth celebrating what we the people have in common. What we literally…
Idaho, hiking in the Selkirk Mountains photo by David Gluns
MoreWhat keeps you going?
I’ve been asked that question twice recently, in very different contexts. The first time was after I described a hike…
Hiking the rugged Siskiyou Mountains of Oregon, photo by Pepper Trail
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