Science & Environment
Five Myths About Wild Horses in the West
Despite Bureau of Land Management claims, wild horses do not damage the ecosystems of the American West
Five Native Groups Have Established Rights of Nature
"For Ho-Chunk, rights of nature has always been around.”
The Black Snake Threatens Turtle Island
When I moved to the Great Lakes, I did not know a pipeline threatened my ancestral homeland
Native Communities Fight Oil Pipeline in Wisconsin and Michigan
The 70-year-old Line 5 pipeline threatens lives, livelihoods and Great Lakes ecosystems
To Serve and Protect?
Enbridge pays Minnesota law enforcement agencies to arrest pipeline protesters
Not Your Enemy: Reimagining the Human-Wildlife Divide
The new book Tenacious Beasts explores how we can work in partnership with our fellow animals
Don’t Let Your Food Waste Become Sewage Sludge
The solid waste industry is greenwashing food waste-to-sewer programs
Adrift in the Heart of Wisconsin’s Driftless
A 359-mile canoe trip through the upper Midwest.
How Farms and Small Businesses Can Get Federal Money for Solar
The Renewable Energy for America Program also provides grants for energy efficiency improvements.
Wisconsin’s Forests: Destroyed, Now Reborn
The past, present and future of Wisconsin's public lands
“Baptism in Nature’s Warm Heart”: John Muir’s Arrival in Wisconsin
Muir's awe-stricken account of Wisconsin's natural life
