From the Wild Side
David Stalling is a writer, photographer and wildlife advocate living in Missoula, Montana. He has spent much of his life roaming remote wild areas and has a particular fondness for grizzly bears.
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The Grizzly Contradiction: We Can't Control Wildness (Nor Should We)
photo courtesy of U.S. Forest Service
by David Stalling
“When all the dangerous cliffs are fenced off, all the trees that might fall on people are cut down, all of the insects that bite are poisoned. . . and all of the grizzlies are dead...
Killing God
by David Stalling
For most of my life I've lived and worked in wild country. I've watched dawn break over untouched mountains, followed wolf tracks through fresh snow, spent hundreds of hours watching wild grizzlies bears, listened to riv...
Lessons from a Wild Walk: Wasps on the Water
photo by David Stalling
by David Stalling
When I’m feeling down, I like to go for walks — through the woods, up in the mountains, along a stream, or even just around town — with one simple goal: find something that sparks my curiosity. I...
Skyman Nyman the Sky God: One of the Best
Force Recon Marines GySgt Scott Nyman (left) and Sgt David Stalling (right) preparing for a parachute operation from an OV-10 Bronco, around 1984
By David Stalling
Some losses take the wind out of you. This is one of them.
On August 3, 2...
Why Don’t I Listen?
Note: This was written and published in the Advocate in 2008. My listening skills have improved; I'm in a much better place.
by David Stalling
My son wants to go walk in the woods. “The forest,” he calls it. He wants to get off trail and...
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David Stalling is a writer, photographer and wildlife advocate living in Missoula, Montana. He has spent much of his life roaming remote wild areas and has a particular fondness for grizzly bears.
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