Touring Light
The Ecotourism Society Sets the Standards.
Living History
Amid the towering, old-growth forests of British Columbia, American college students are working alongside aboriginal foresters to map the location of cedar trees that bear signs of ancestral use, a project that will help preserve the history of the Nuu-chah-nulth Indians.
Ted Turner
Billionaire, Media Mogul…and Environmentalist.
Damning Dams
Is One Of The Greatest Engineering Marvels Of The Industrial Age Becoming Obsolete?
We Can Work It Out
Global Futures Mediates Environmental Disputes.
A Clearance Sale Down East
Maine’s Northern Forests are Going to the Highest Bidder.
Easy Riders
Attempting to Push an Anti-Environmental Agenda, Congress Goes Into Stealth Mode.
Reinventing Waterland
Dutch Farmers Change the Landscape for Wildlife’s Sake.
E2K?
It's pretty easy to get discouraged about the state of the world one year before the next millennium. Look at the headlines: World population is soaring (though the rate of increase has diminished somewhat), epidemics are devastating whole continents, the release of global warming gases has reached record highs, biodiversity is eroding everywhere as forest […]
High Noon at Grizzly Gulch
Wise Use Groups Want to Tame the Land. Conservationists Want to Turn it Over to Wildlife. Could They Ever Agree on an Ambitious Wildlife Corridor Called Y2Y? Driving through the fertile basin of Montana's Paradise Valley, wildlife seems secondary to development and politics along the two-lane highway headed toward Yellowstone National Park. Signs to “Elect […]