Land

It’s coyote breeding season, and the adaptable canines are on the move

Angling for bass, and revisiting strained familial bonds, next to the Happiest Place on Earth

The Georgia Native Plant Society is leading the push to retire the invasive rose that currently holds the spot

A blue crab scuttles across the ocean floor. A baby sea turtle faces a wall of predators. Photographer Ian Wilson-Navarro shows Dry Tortugas National Park as it’s never been seen before.

The damage is still too great to sample for brook trout, mussels, and salamanders, but biologists weigh in on their hopes, fears, and plans for recovery

North Carolina just debuted a Venus flytrap plate—the newest in a long line of important funding sources for the Southern wilds

The ultra-runner relives the highlights—and a few lowlights—of her epic trek

A hurricane-savvy writer marks the moment when aftermath meets forecast

Rare handicrafts uplift Black humanity in the historic Virginia town

Now approved by the FDA, a Texas scientist’s parasite-fighting feed could be a game changer for the South’s beloved game bird

Seven striking species that put on a show in your own backyard

How a group effort that includes, surprisingly, the power company conspires to protect the tree canopy

A young tribal leader and environmental scientist defends his people’s disappearing bayou

Consider this advocate the Johnny Appleseed of one of the South’s most imperiled trees

Native plants and grasses go viral in the hands of a social-media-savvy forester

One entomologist’s buzzy idea inspires an army of citizen scientists

A Texas author seeks beauty in urban edgelands, abandoned lots, and back alleys—and you can, too

The four-pound concrete hitchhiker has nearly reached Katahdin. Follow along on its hilarious, heartwarming journey.

“We came around a curve, and all we could see were heads in the water”

Two hundred and fifty years after he blazed a path around the Southeast, the explorer, artist, and dreamer still captivates