Gabrielle Rabon

Eliminate grime and odors and restore loft to your favorite puffy.

Georgia’s most infamous bruin—and the true-crime saga around him—is getting the Hollywood treatment in a new Elizabeth Banks-produced film. But the real tale is almost too wild to believe.

Create a foraged spread worthy of the most sophisticated garden party with this fragrant wildflower.

Nearly 1,000 young women make up the groundbreaking new class from the BSA.

Firestarting gets the-step-by-step treatment in Nate Summers’s compelling new treatise.

A program called Goat Walkabouts pairs hikers with “healing herds”of retired yoga goats to help treat trauma in the Rockies.

Chilly temperatures and icy trails left three hikers injured and in trouble along the AT this weekend.

Lucky turned up three days after authorities called off the ground search for Josh Hall.

Run by the St. Louis-based organization Black People Who Hike, the #OurStory series will air three times a week through Black History Month.

One of the companies behind the famous furniture and home goods brand is committing to keep a nearly 11,0000-acre slice of Georgia woods conserved and open for campers.

The Forest Service is postponing plans to transfer a sacred site in the Tonto National Forest to a mining company while plaintiffs argue their case.

A new initiative launching this week seeks to create a program to fund outdoor recreational and educational activities for underserved youth around the United States.