Landscape photography is more than just capturing beautiful images—it’s a way to re-connect with nature and get a little headspace in a fast-moving digital world, says Graeme Green. “Photography is, for me, about being outside and experiencing the planet,” photographer Antony Spencer says. “It’s about experiencing places and feeling like you can still get lost […]
Our sense of what is normal in the backcountry is evolving—will it become like South Korea? See the full post >
From speakers to drones, parks, trails, and the natural world are besieged with sound pollution. See the full post >
Have you ever wondered how a hiking trail came to be? Why this path and not that one? Our featured contributor Leon McCarron joins fellow adventurer Tom Allen, who’s helping to design a new hiking trail that runs the length of the Caucasus. I had walked many thousands of miles on trails around the world […]
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He has two goals: See a tornado and survive lung cancer. See the full post >
Decrying so-called ‘elites’ who hike and hunt, the senator proposes stripping authority from the BLM and Forest Service and gives states federal lands. See the full post >
Robust, three-season, fairly light, for under $200? Sign us up. See the full post >
Beleaguered head of the EPA, Scott Pruitt, has resigned. See the full post >
It’s the land of Peaky Blinders, Balti and Brummie accents, and it’s now shaking off its forbidding former image and flying into the 21st century. Welcome to Birmingham 2.0. Coffins rarely qualify as can’t-miss tourist attractions—but, ironically, these wooden mortuary boxes, and this pile of bricks where they were made, once sat at the beating […]