Brian Saunders, who owns the Anchor River Fly Shop, sat tying flies for the upcoming trout season across Cook Inlet. Saunders specializes in fly-in fishing and other curated adventures. There were no customers in his shop on the bank of the Anchor River. Dollie, his cattle-dog, dozed on the porch. Salmon season was closed due to poor returns.
How the Kootenai Tribe and partners brought back a nearly lost species. Only 67 members of the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho remained in 1974. With no land and most members living in desperate conditions, they tried to secure their survival with a Hail Mary: by declaring war on the United States.
How an obsession with an invasive species led a Hawaiian couple into a delicious business. Each night at 10 p.m., around the same time that Maui’s vacationers stumble back to…
There are moments that are seared into Dr. Guy Harvey’s memory, like when he was in Baja, filming the first Blue Planet series with the BBC. The day was beautiful,…
Winter in Yellowstone National Park means snow piling high and temperatures plunging low. Most of the interior roads are closed, but the North Entrance near Gardner, Montana, is open. It…
Extra care is needed this year for the Laguna Madre sea trout population “It’s not a red!” shouted an excited Taylor Garcia, as a huge silver flash resembling a seatrout…
Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium The ability to enjoy outdoor recreation has always been, and must always be, accessible to every American. Today, a new national destination is…
Everyone should strive to find their passion. The passion that causes my adrenaline to rush and heart to pound is introducing the great outdoors to a child or youth. The…
In the fall of 2010, the Northern bobwhite quail population plummeted in the rolling plains of Texas and Oklahoma, and it’s never been the same. “The Bobwhite” film shares the…
My name is John Radzwilla and I am an endangered species. For years, I have watched as conservation groups conserve everything from fish to endangered species – all very noble…