The mountains are calling and I must go, and I will work on while I can, studying incessantly.
- John Muir
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Dams generate power, store water, control flooding and create recreational opportunities. But dams can also threaten public safety and nature, especially if they are old or poorly maintained.
Designing Whole Communities That Give Back As Much As They Take
Buildings account for 40% of total energy consumption in the U.S., compared to 32% for industry and 28% for transportation.
Tony Riddle Crosses Great Britain Barefoot but Not Broken
Natural Lifestyle coach Tony Riddle put his rewilding practices to the test by running 874 miles across Great Britain entirely barefoot to support environmental sustainability.
Surfing the Dream in Taiwan
In a small coastal village of Taiwan, something special is emerging between the jungle and the ocean.
Bringing Back the Giants in the Land of a Million Elephants
With care and awareness, the endangered Asian Elephants in Laos could be saved. Ecological conservationists, tourists, and local mahouts are trying to make it happen.
A Vasudhaiva Ride Update: The Intangible Rewards of Volunteering.
In July, the Outdoor Journal introduced Vasudhaiva Ride.
