Outdoor

A recent plan to build a border wall through public lands in Texas is sparking debate.

Fewer international travelers are planning national park trips in 2026. Travel organizations blame the White House’s increased immigration restrictions and ‘heated rhetoric.’

The move from the Department of the Interior is the latest effort to expand development in Alaska.

The National Park Service has made major shifts in its rules regarding timed entry and access to parks and lakeshores, and opinions are divided on…

Patagonia’s unionizing employees join a growing movement of union representation among outdoor retailers, including REI.

Local opinion diverges on whether Apostle Islands National Lakeshore should become a national park.

About 1,400 mountain lions in the state received permanent legal protections.

The National Park Service is studying whether parts of the California coast should be a national park.

Not all National Parks are created equal — check out which ones failed to live up to visitors’ expectations, and which ones didn’t.

Section 47 of HB 433 could expose conservationists, journalists, and citizens to lawsuits for criticizing agricultural practices.

The game offers a novel way of experiencing national parks through the perspective of hard-working rangers.

A driver illegally went off-road in Death Valley National Park, leaving tire tracks on dunes and damaging and destroying many rare plants.

After getting saved from an ‘avoidable’ situation, two hikers bailed on their hotel bill, leaving their rescuers to pay their check.

After a year of President Trump’s increased tariffs on goods produced overseas, brands are now pursuing taking legal action and asking for refunds to recoup…

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced that it will not be releasing any gray wolves as part of its reintroduction program in 2026.

After initially agreeing to limit use of the name Pattie Gonia to activism, the performer began selling merch with the moniker, leading to Patagonia’s lawsuit…