Utne Reader speaks with Phyllis Omido, one of the winners of the 2015 Goldman Environmental Prize.
By David Helvarg
Journalist, diver and conservation activist David Helvarg reflects on a lifelong appreciation of all things oceanic.
To save wilderness, we may need to learn how to just leave it alone.
Cave lovers worry that sharing their passion just might kill it.
Author Carrie Saxifrage writes of the physical triumph of a long distance trek in her environmental memoir “The Big Swim.”
Finding common ground in the current environmental movement among differing cultural and political beliefs is not so simple.
Spending time in the natural world recharges us on a primal level, and you don't have to take a special trip to return to nature. Parks, green spaces and even vacant lots are all sources of direct contact with the earth.
Protecting biodiversity is a matter of developing healthy relationships between people and the environments they live in.
