Lindsey Liles
Lindsey Liles joined Garden & Gun in 2020 after completing a master’s in literature in Scotland and a Fulbright grant in Brazil. The Arkansas native is G&G’s digital reporter, covering all aspects of the South, and she especially enjoys putting her biology background to use by writing about wildlife and conservation. She lives on Johns Island, South Carolina, with her husband, Giedrius, and their cat, Oyster.
Sporting
Cody’s Wish has a sweet backstory and a top-notch cheerleader
Conservation
New data reveals flight trajectories far beyond what researchers previously imagined
Conservation
It’s all hands on deck to help the state’s struggling mammals
Conservation
A Mississippi military base is giving baby gopher tortoises a head start
Land & Conservation
Meet Serpentisuchops pfisterae, also known as snakey crocodile-face, a never-before-seen species of plesiosaur
Arts & Culture
Photographer Kelley Luikey shares how she captured the perfect shot of roseate spoonbills coming in for landing
Champions of Conservation
Biologist Caleb Hickman safeguards the flora and fauna of his people’s native land
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
Champions of Conservation
Endangered pollinators find new hope thanks to Florida entomologist Jaret Daniels
In partnership with
Champions of Conservation
Jason Throneberry is helping to heal a vital waterway that could save the endangered Alabama sturgeon and countless other fish
In partnership with
Field Guide
Songbirds, raptors, hummingbirds…everybody is on the move. Here are some tips for spotting (and supporting) the feathered globetrotters—plus an exciting new tool from Audubon
Field Guide
Here’s what to know—including some surprising facts—about the miniature predators slithering around the landscape
Recipes
Gooey cinnamon rolls get a citrus and pecan upgrade at the rural Virginia bakery
Food & Drink
Brian Noyes talks pandemic baking, ugly tomatoes, and borrowing from the family recipe stash
Food & Drink
Chef Rob Newton dishes on his new coffee shop and the Southern purveyors he relies on
Conservation
The struggling butterflies have been placed on the endangered list by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Here’s what you can do to help
Conservation
One fragment at a time, the Mote Marine Laboratory is rebuilding the coral ecosystems of the Keys
Land & Conservation
Biologists are on a mission to save the tiny Florida grasshopper sparrow before it’s too late
Food & Drink
Celebrate peach season with a sweet twist on a soul food classic
Conservation
Tennessee biologists race to save the tiny, endangered—and stunningly beautiful—residents of our waters