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There’s about to be a new industry standard for rating a sleeping pad’s insulation. Here is how it works and what you should know. See the full post >

An architect wanted a simple affordable home away from home, so she designed one that doesn’t require big bank. See the full post >

Carl Akeley was the father of taxidermy and museum dioramas, as well as a hunter, inventor, and conservationist. Lots of contradictions, but he led an astounding life. See the full post >

You’re not ready for ‘Walden’ until you’re ready. Once it grips you, it stays with you forever. See the full post >

Wild coyotes in urban spaces can bring a bit of the outdoors to the concrete jungle—but why are their populations growing in places like San Francisco? See the full post >

Anya Violet and Ashmore Ellis have already gotten more than 8,000 women camping via bikes and they’re Babes Ride Out program is only growing. See the full post >

People thought the photo was a fake, but the meltwater is due to a European heat wave that spike temps to 114º in France. See the full post >

But the peak is loaded with rookies and critics decry the ‘Everestization’ of the Savage Mountain See the full post >

After a close call on a flight over New Jersey, writer Jen Rose Smith wanted to learn more about how travelers can better deal with risk and uncertainty. So she got in touch with Allison Schrager—an economist, of all things. It was somewhere over Newark, New Jersey that all hell broke loose on the plane. […]