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The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about

‘Grizzly Country’ profiles Doug Peacock as he reflects on his time protecting the Yellowstone grizzlies.

A new documentary, 'Sea of Shadows,' highlights the work of Andrea Crosta, whose team infiltrates cartels and gangs to fight illegal wildlife trafficking around the world

James Balog's newest documentary hopes to close the political and cultural gap on climate change through the stories of those most affected by it

A new documentary is telling the story of the immigrants who keep ski towns running

Eric Larsen has more experience in the Arctic than just about anyone. He watched the new Mads Mikkelsen survival film and shared what he thought it got right and what missed the mark.

There's a burgeoning industry of hawking mountain-conquering platitudes for cash. Lots of it.

Mary Austin wrote about the Mojave as brilliantly as John Muir wrote about the Sierra. Why was she forgotten? 

Mystery of Now features artist and Apache Skateboards founder Douglas Miles as he empowers youth in his community through skating

We’ve partnered with Portland, Oregon’s Pickathon Music Festival to showcase some of the year’s best new music

Our favorite recent releases (and a few oldies but goodies) will help you escape for at least a few minutes

‘Painted in Dust’ features motorcyclist Forrest Minchinton escaping to the Mohave Desert for an endless oasis of riding

Say what you will about the movie itself, but Sandra Bullock's character has apocalypse-wear nailed down

Doug Bock Clark’s deeply reported book immerses readers in a society that still relies on whale hunts for sustenance, while adapting to the creeping influences of modernity

We’ve partnered with Portland, Oregon’s Pickathon Music Festival to showcase some of the year’s best new music.

The ski trail map at your local mountain was probably painted by James Niehues. Now you can see his life's work in one beautiful book.

From peeing in geysers to stealing linens

The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about—all year long

These new releases rose to the top this year on our shelves, screens, and playlists

We’ve partnered with Portland, Oregon’s Pickathon Music Festival to showcase some of the year’s best new music

Featuring our 11 most popular photo essays of the year

Books, music, and pretty things to put on their walls

HBO's new surf doc is the movie we deserve in 2018

A new movie follows two lost souls on the Appalachian Trail

Three recent novels consider the world from the perspectives of urban foxes, dogs, and factory farm animals

We’re bringing you the Pickathon Old Growth, an ongoing program that showcases musical acts live from the 2018 festival.

You don’t really need more gear. You need knowledge and inspiration.

Ecologist Lauren Oakes’s new book, ‘In Search of the Canary Tree,’ puts a human face on a crisis we created

The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about

Freshly compiled work from some of the adventure world's best photographers

What do we do with the work of complicated outdoor men? One new book—released in time for the 50th anniversary of 'Desert Solitaire'—searches for an answer.

Michael Brown’s new documentary follows two blind kayakers paddling the length of the Grand Canyon

Prepare for lots of screaming (most of it from Adam Ondra)

The free soloist hopes that these four books will teach you something about the world

Shopping for yet another trinket is hard. Sharing a memory-making experience is much easier.

We’ve partnered with Portland, Oregon’s Pickathon Music Festival to showcase some of the year’s best new music.

The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about

Moose encounters are growing far more common and more dangerous

‘Wildland’ follows a crew of firefighters as they battle enormous blazes in an effort to reset their lives

The new Kickstarter film is aimed at getting more people with Down syndrome outside

Looking for a scare with some soothing nature shots thrown in? These are our favorites.

‘3100: Run and Become’ explores moving meditation all over the world, from a race around a single New York City block to a 1,000-day run for Japanese monks

Why the season's most interesting ski movies are the ones about individual athletes

Backcountry adventure makes for beautiful filmmaking. When John Muir is narrating, the story hits another level.

How we exploit big trees, big game, and even extinct creatures

One writer finds equal doses aspiration and inspiration in a stylish new crop of recipe collections

Vegans, caribou, songwriting, and other treats to check out as you refresh your media diet

The author's new book, 'On Desperate Ground,' tells one of the toughest military survival stories in history

Anyone who has recreated with clashing personalities will relate to the not always likable but always entertaining characters on HBO's new show

Line 5 is the name of a 65-year-old oil pipeline running across the floor of Lake Michigan and it's ready to burst.

Lotawana will feature a young unfulfilled male protagonist by the name of Forrest, who lives in his sailboat on a lake in Missouri.

Our features editor sat down with author Kate Harris to talk about her book, and you can listen in on their conversation

Paige Williams's new book and 'Poached' by Rachel Love Nuwer are compelling works of nonfiction about the underworld of obsessive and morally ambiguous collectors

Five favorite books from the elite endurance athlete and environmental activist

It's the 50th anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, and our waterways are in more danger than ever. These reads explain what's going wrong—and how to fix it.

The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about

In their new film, Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin capture Alex Honnold’s historic ropeless El Cap climb and the emotional toll it took on everyone around him

‘Silence of the Dolomites’ is from filmmaker Casper Rolsted who specializes in time-lapse photography.

The long-awaited documentary showcases the world's hardest rock climb and the life of visionary Tommy Caldwell, but it goes only so far into the human element

For more than 40 years, tribal chief and artist Roy Vickers was obsessed with a totem pole that was taken from a remote native village in British Columbia. He decided to make a replica, and all he needed was will, skill, and a 17,500-pound tree.

Stop by and find the book or local hiking guide that will change your whole perception of a new place

Filmmaker Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi doesn’t climb, but her determination to shine a light on what drives extreme mountaineers produced two of the best adventure documentaries of the past decade

Filmmakers and writers from around the world will showcase their work during this year’s Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival.

The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about this month

Excerpted from a 1981 article included in Climbing magazine's new anthology, 'Vantage Point,' the late Jim Bridwell recounts the first ascent of the East Face of the Moose's Tooth in Alaska

The Pacific Northwest’s Southern Resident killer whales are dying. And it's our fault.

Lots of patient meditations on nature and one exciting outlaw drama made for Hollywood

Red Bull Media House and Sender Films's new documentary about Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson’s groundbreaking ascent of El Capitan’s Dawn Wall is an instant classic

A new podcast, "Mothers of Invention," spotlights women fighting climate change

In her adventure memoir, Kate Harris offers a fresh new voice on what it means to be an explorer in the 21st century

Big-studio directors are venturing onto more extreme landscapes than ever to shoot successful films like 'Star Wars' and this month's 'Alpha.' It's location manager Robin Mounsey's job to keep them alive.

In an excerpt from Kate Harris's new memoir 'Lands of Lost Borders,' the modern-day explorer leaves academia for a bicycle adventure on the Silk Road.

We asked a traveling musician how to optimize your playlist

‘Projections in the Forest’ uses artificial lighting to reveal a side of the forest never quite seen before.

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On the 30th anniversary of Shark Week, we called up some shark scientists for a no-holds-barred conversation about the impact of the pop culture phenomenon

The books, movies, podcasts, music, and more that our editors couldn't stop talking about this month

In an excerpt from his new book, Goldfarb explores what wilderness looks like with and without nature's most overlooked architects—and why they have more in common with wolves than you think

In his newest book, Rick Bass gins up hunger and answers some of life's biggest questions by feasting with the great ones

We're all for trashy novels, but if you want something a little different, may we suggest gossipy surf memoirs and musings on the wellness industry?