Lending A Hand To Access Public Land
Access Land and other groups want the government to make campground availability data freely available to help more Americans access public land.
Making Pet Ownership Environmentally Friendly
For those who want to live a green lifestyle, pets can do more damage to the environment than you might think, so careful planning is key.
Is The Company You’re Buying From Really Eco-Friendly?
If you want to be a more conscientious consumer, only buy from companies that walk the talk on being green…
Monarch Butterfly Flutters on the Edge of Extinction
Environmentalists won a lawsuit forcing the federal government to decide by 2019 whether or not to list the once abundant Monarch butterfly as endangered.
Path of the Puma
While big cats around the world are endangered, the mountain lion (or puma) of North and South America are thriving in our ever increasingly urbanized landscapes…
The Pros and Cons of DIY Landscaping
Landscaping your own garden or backyard yourself is a great way to save money and get in touch with the land surrounding your home.
Applying The Lessons of Ozone Depletion to … Fight Global Warming
The nations of the world were able to come together to phase out ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, so why can’t we do the same to fight global warming?
The Environmental Impact of Alcohol
Beer, wine and hard liquor aren’t just bad for the human body, but it turns out they are bad for the environment as well.
What’s Old Is New As Sustainable Ranching Comes of Age
Sustainable ranching involves techniques like pasture rotation, range composting and other ways to reuse nature’s resources for the health of the land.
Seasteading Concept Gets “Off the Ground”
A new breed of homesteaders are looking to the sea (“seasteading”) to create new communities focusing on human and environmental health.