“I don't want to be entombed in any fashion. Not embalmed and buried in a 'traditional' way. Nor cremated, frozen, resomated (dissolved), or shot into space. A crypt might be ok, but I can't afford it.”

While I continuously complained about the unseasonably warm weather, I was brutally reminded of the burning planet I have no choice but to inherit. 

We can not afford to ignore climate change any longer.

The workers at Boggy Creek Farm know one thing to be true: seasonal, local produce shopping is the key to a healthy and sustainable life.

Since parks reopened in April, visitors report few issues with social distancing

One of the things that makes the City of Austin so interesting is its deep connection to nature. In the middle of an urban metropolis, countless waterways and trails shape the city and influence a culture of embracing the outdoors. Here are some of the most beautiful and uniquely Austin places to visit.

A night spent viewing the construction of Austin.

Hundreds of years after first being encroached upon, the Miakan-Garza band is still adapting to Western coercion.

The quarantine life has been tough on everyone without a doubt. Here are some options to turn those frowns upside down with a good-old fashioned Texas road trip.

A summer guide to zero waste hiking and camping.

The second half of an honest look at dirtbagging, vanlife, and the pursuit of authentic adventure.

An honest look at dirtbagging, vanlife, and the pursuit of authentic adventure.

It’s time we stop letting fear stop us from our next big adventure.

Meditation is something that I haven’t always been good at. But it’s something that has helped me though some pretty dark places.

UT Students are using this time away from school to find new ways to connect with the great outdoors.

Buildings don’t have to be separate from nature — they can strengthen each other.

The first article in a series on being more Zero Waste: this is how to throw a Zero Waste party.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of our favorite day.

The pandemic’s silver lining lies in how it can affect the environment.

A photo story on how three dudes winged a last second trip around Utah after late March winter storms switched up their plans.