The fight to end the indiscriminate killing of countless wild animals for entertainment and money in the United States.
Kim FrankImages by Filipe DeAndrade
Feature Articles
Water Gap
Most Indian reservations do not have enforceable water quality standards — a regulatory hole that leaves tribes vulnerable to serious environmental pollution.
Jack Darrell
Birdman
“If I didn’t get into animals and the environment, I’d have either died in the streets or been locked up for life.”
Rodney StottsKate Pipkin
Tech to the Rescue?
New technologies are helping investigators track down wildlife traffickers and poachers, but they also raise some troubling ethical concerns.
Eric Freedman
Possession
What are we hurting when we take something from nature home?
Paula Carter
To Our Readers
The Opposite of a Gun is Life Itself
Gun culture, White supremacy, and ecofascism have no place in today’s environmental movement.
Maureen Nandini Mitra
The Long Game
Love Notes
By sharing our love of Nature, we can call each other into a better relationship with the Earth and with each other.
Carolyn Finney
Earth Island Reports
Seeds to the People
Access to nutrient-dense, local food starts with access to locally grown seeds.
Rhianna Simes
Taking on Big Timber
In Malaysian Borneo, local communities are fighting to safeguard their land from logging in the face of corporate intimidation.
Fiona McAlpine and Jettie Word
1000 Words
Not Just a Pretty Picture
Mandy Barker’s beautiful images reveal a shocking truth about our disposable lifestyles.
Zoe Loftus-Farren
Conversation
We Should Reframe the Climate Discourse
The biggest challenge of our times could be “framed as us trying to create something beautiful,” says climber Alex Honnold.
Jonathan Shipley
In Review
Beauty of Power
In Review: Power in the Wild: The Subtle and Not-So-Subtle Ways Animals Strive for Control over Others
Leah Campbell
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A Park of Contradictions
In Review: Saving Yellowstone: Exploration and Preservation in Reconstruction America
Elisa Shoenberger
Voices
Unjust Transition
I am one of tens of thousands of renewable energy workers without a voice on the job.
