
We are a collection of authors who write books set in the wilderness. We've banded together to advocate for the preservation and protection of our public lands, now and forever. Look for a new post every Wednesday.
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It seems this summer has been a constant reminder to never take my Colorado home or the public lands surrounding Colorado for granted. The first reminder came when I was doing an interview for my podcast, Sit. Stay. Read. When the author I...
Yosemite is undeniably the crown jewel of the National Park system, with glorious wonders as far as the eye can see. From towering granite cliffs to roaring waterfalls, the park is a cornucopia of delights.
Unfortunately, those delights ha...
By John Goodwin
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Retired National Park Service Ranger
Visitors cannot make informed decisions about their own safety if they’re not given timely information...
When I was hiking in Big Bend National Park in Texas, I asked a ranger whether the park had problems with migrants illegally entering the park. “No,” he told me. “Our biggest problem is kids partying, causing vandalism and setting fires.”...
“Thousands of tired, nerve-shaken, over-civilized people are beginning to find out that going to the mountains is going home; that wilderness is a necessity.”
John Muir
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We are a collection of authors who write books set in the wilderness. We've banded together to advocate for the preservation and protection of our public lands, now and forever. Look for a new post every Wednesday.
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