Reconnecting and Reengaging Wilderness Stewardship
We all adapted to changes, some societal and many personal, over the past several years. Now comes the opportunity to reconnect and reengage in our passions for wilderness and wild nature.
Dave Foreman: Remembering a Father Tree
The wilderness community and the global rewilding movement pay tribute to a founding father. Dave Foreman changed and expanded the way we do conservation in North America.
Temagami
We started as strangers, young and so naive; we had no skills, just learned on the way. Pushed off from camp, by Temagami; the adventure began, in the wilds.
Living Alongside the Yawanawá
Gracie Dunlap describes living alongside the Yawanawá.
Testing the Effect of Peer-Driven Social Pressure on Leave No Trace Behaviors in Rock Climbers
As outdoor climbing has increased in popularity, so has the potential for negative environmental impacts in the areas where climbing occurs…
Virtual Reality and the Movement Toward New Conceptualizations of Wilderness
VR’s experience-sharing capabilities have changed and will continue to fundamentally change how people conceptualize wilderness, and how they choose to interact with both real wilderness and VR wilderness.