Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World. In this excerpt from chapter 6, a look into how 'devil's rope' is ...

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Pixie Herbert lives in a yurt at 8,000 feet in Wyoming. Her essay reveals the magic of the wildness around her and the power ...

As feds brace for possible shutdown over Homeland Security killings, wildlife agencies already face funding cuts ...

I still love the U.S. Forest Service. Actually, I should qualify that: as an American woman of color who has had a lifelong passion for ecology and conserving natural resources, I love the idea of the ...

Late in 2019 at a book signing event in Gardiner, Montana for the new atlas of stories and photographs commemorating the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, I gave a review of my involvement with the ...

U.S. Rep. Lee Metcalf of Montana (standing, center) meets with Senate Democratic leaders in the U.S. Senate during a meal in August 1960 prior to the fall 1960 state and national elections. Pictured ...

William G. Kerr passed away on the Fourth of July. During his life, he didn’t suffer from the Hamlet Syndrome, leaving him immobilized from springing into action by pondering whether it is better to ...

Filmmaker Ray Paunovich and soundman Kevin Sanders ventured into Yellowstone National Park’s Hayden Valley, accompanied by packhorses laden with expensive camera equipment. It was August 7, 1992, and ...

Famous wildlife artist Sir Edwin Landseer’s portrayal of a wounded stag being attacked by two dogs in the water. Image use courtesy Creative Commons license ...

A Greater Yellowstone grizzly, part of just two healthy populations of grizzly bears in the Lower 48. What effect do mountain bikes have on wilderness and bears? For scientists who study them, there ...