conservation

David Attenborough Explains the Plight of Salmon in Short Film ‘Year of the Salmon’

In this short film, a voice that reigns deeply familiar to any nature documentary fanatic discusses the challenges facing the ‘king of fish.’

Written by Nicole Qualtieri September 09, 2019

5 Outdoors-Lovin’ Ways to Celebrate Public Lands Month

September is Public Lands Month, and with millions of acres to celebrate, we’ve put together a few of our favorite ways to enjoy and support…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri September 06, 2019

3 New Threats Put Public Lands at Risk

Public lands continue to face serious hurdles. Especially when it comes to its federal leadership, the necessity for public input, and protecting certain landscapes from…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri August 07, 2019

Five US Ultras Go Reusable, Save 140,000 Cups From Landfill

The North Face opts for reusable rubber cups during its Endurance Challenge ultramarathon race series.

Written by Nate Mitka May 18, 2018

Marine Habitat the Size of Great Britain Now Protected

To protect the 81,000 sq. mi. of water, the nation paid off $21 million of its national debt that was owed to the UK, France,…

Written by Nate Mitka February 23, 2018

Evident Climate Change In Small Town Alaska

Alaskan guide Rick Brown has had a front-row seat to the changing wilderness for the last 20-plus years.

Written by GJ Staff February 28, 2017

Following Patagonia, Arc’teryx Drops Outdoor Retailer

Another major manufacturer today pulled out of the Outdoor Retailer convention to protest Utah Gov. Gary Herbert’s attempt to overturn Bears Ears National Monument.

Written by Sean McCoy February 09, 2017

Bears Ears Designated As National Monument

President Barack Obama today declared a 1.35 million acre swath of iconic Utah desert wilderness as the new Bears Ears National Monument.

Written by Sean McCoy December 28, 2016

This Power Plant Is So Green You Can Ski It

Shred pow, climb some vert, and go for a hike, all atop hundreds of tons of burning garbage.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 22, 2016

Worth Fighting For: BWCA Wilderness Area

The Boundary Waters Canoe Area is a unique wilderness, and one of our favorite places on the planet. This is why sportsmen will fight to…

Written by T.C. Worley December 19, 2016

Idaho Wilderness Act May Trigger 2017 Protections

The Scotchman Peaks Wilderness Act will likely be among the first wilderness acts facing the 115th Congress.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 15, 2016

Treehouse Of The Future? Crazy Concept Will Be A Reality

An architect in Kazakhstan bets this wildly-designed ‘treehouse’ as the future of sustainable housing.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 06, 2016

Deep Impact: 10 Small Brands That Give Back

Looking to make in impact with your gear purchases? These 10 small companies aren’t big, but they give back huge.

Written by GJ Staff December 01, 2016

Teaser: Planet Earth 2 Could Be The Best Nature Documentary Yet

It took 10 years for BBC to make the followup to the landmark Planet Earth series. Now, David Attenborough’s sequel looks better than ever.

Written by GJ Staff November 08, 2016

Largest Protected Marine Habitat Set Near Antarctica

The world’s largest protected marine habitat was announced today by an international coalition of nations.

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 28, 2016

Damn The Tram! Outrageous Grand Canyon Project On Track

Act now! The comment window is a short-lived opportunity to effectively fight development in the Grand Canyon.

Written by Eric Hanson August 31, 2016

SMDH: Bonehead Moves Piling Up In Yellowstone

The list of facepalm decision-making in Yellowstone grew this week as another visitor wandered into ecologically sensitive areas to “fill a water bottle” from Mammoth…

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 16, 2016

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