Apparently coyotes will also occasionally ally with badgers in the kaleidoscope of natural wonders.
Author: Jennifer Campbell-Smith
Vigilance pays off once, but how often are we losing less famous public lands to oil and gas leasing?
Read: BLM Plans to Auction Off Land That Includes Moab’s Iconic Slickrock Trail — Outdoor Alliance
Twenty-two sheep were helicoptered in to habitat where they were once important to the land and people.
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Are outdoor snow traditions melting down?
Skihofing and ice skating may be signs of climate change that catch the attention of some northern communities.
Read: Winter traditions are feeling the heat of climate change — High Country News – Know the West
A recently introduced House and Senate resolution focuses on science and people.
Read: A Climate Initiative the Outdoor Community Needs to Get Behind
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Open Letter to Trail Runners
I love it when outdoorists speak up and say out loud what we’re all thinking but reluctant to admit.
Read: Tales From The Trails
A Washington mine owner argues that a mine can be left idle forever.
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Fracking wastewater destined for crops?
And will frackers have to reveal their secret chemical cocktails to ensure their water supply?
Read: Wastewater, wastewater everywhere | Albuquerque | Searchlight New Mexico
Politics continues to push the line between damn lies and statistics…
Are lichens made of a fungus and an alga? Not quite.
Read: How a Guy From a Montana Trailer Park Overturned 150 Years of Biology