Cougars (a.k.a. mountain lions) once roamed throughout the east coast, but

What if someone told you a rewilding story that took place on a grand scale—the

This no-holds-barred narrative of the failure of conservation in northern New England’s

By Robert T. Leverett Cofounder, the Native Tree Society Senior Advisor to American

  Rewilding is profoundly hopeful—that’s the core message of “Forever

“A Sedimental Journey:  Tracking Historic Dirt Downstream,” by Chris Bolgiano.

By Jamie Sayen From time immemorial, the Abenaki believed it a sacrilege to climb

ALBANY, N.Y.— A recent DNA analysis of an 85-pound canid shot by a hunter in central

A new report released on June 29 by Wildlands Network and the National Parks Conservation

The White Mountain National Forest (WMNF) is the largest federally owned tract