Spring 2008. The elusive Devil’s Staircase in Oregon’s Coast Range is worth the hunt. by Andy Stahl

Winter 2008. Images carved on aspen trees in California’s Tahoe National Forest evoke love and longing. by Kyle Dickman

Fall 2007. The Sespe Wilderness springs back after wildfire burned through the area. by Chuck Graham

Summer 2007. In Kootenai National Forest’s Cabinet Mountains, hard rock mining may have a big impact. by Randy Beacham

Spring 2007. Changes in Oregon’s land use laws may threaten Newberry National Volcanic Monument. by Jim Yuskavitch

Winter 2007. The U.S. Army wants to expand its range into Colorado’s Picket Wire Canyon, a place where dinosaurs once roamed. By Michael DoYoanna

Fall 2006. Indiana’s Hoosier National Forest provides a welcome oasis in “The Crossroads of America.” By Kevin Howell

Summer 2006. Washington state’s Mount St. Helens National Monument may be open for business. By Roddy Scheer

Spring 2006. Traveling on Highway 550 in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains? Watch out for avalanches. By JT Thomas

Winter 2006. Working to save the Puerto Rican parrot in the Caribbean National Forest. By Alan Mowbray

Fall 2005. After twenty-five years of wilderness protection, Alaska faces new challenges. By Daniel Nelson

Summer 2005. Follow in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark in Idaho’s Clearwater National Forest. By Randy Beacham

Spring 2005. On the Sam Houston National Forest in Texas, U.S. Forest Service workers labor to save the red-cockaded woodpecker. By Tom Behrens

Winter 2005. Exploring one of the last frontiers: karst caves in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest. By Rebecca Clarren

Fall 2004. Future wilderness caught in political purgatory. By Patricia Marshall

Summer 2004. A post-fire rhapsody on Montana’s Kootenai National Forest. By Rick Bass

Spring 2004. Frequent allies are embroiled in controversy over use on the upper Chattooga River in North Carolina’s Nantahala National Forest. By Geoffrey Cantrell

Winter 2004. Hawaii’s Limahuli Garden and Preserve on Kauai is a unique collaboration. By Jessica MacMurray Blaine

Fall 2003. A river restoration project on New Mexico’s Rio Grande—next to the Santa Fe National Forest—seeks to repeat the success of a similar venture in the Northwest. By Rebecca Clarren

Summer 2003. Cave Rock on Lake Tahoe is at the crux of controversy. By Colleen Kaleda

Spring 2003. Shifting sands and conflicting uses on the Oregon Dunes, Siuslaw National Forest, Oregon. By Jessica MacMurray Blaine

Winter 2003. It’s a Missouri mystery: Ghosts of the Irish Wilderness. By Mark Blaine

Fall 2002. New York’s Finger Lakes National Forest. By Mary M. Woodson

Summer 2002. Maine Woods: Preservation potential. By George Wuerthner

Spring 2002. North Dakota’s prairie paradise. By Larry Nygaard

Winter 2002. Alaska’s Tongass National Forest is a vast gem of biodiversity. By Drew Cherry

November/December 2001. The Saint Johns River in Florida offers a lush jungle sanctuary. By Bill Belleville

September/October 2001. Stikine: from the land of the red goat through northern British Columbia's wild river valley. By Mark Blaine

July/August 2001. Dark Divide: Exploring the largest roadless area in western Washington. By Susan Saul

May/June 2001. Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is a gem of biodiversity. By Keith Easthouse

March/April 2001. Ozarks in the Spring: Arkansas & Oklahoma’s Ouachita National Forest. By Jeanne Devlin

November/December 2000. Idaho’s Clearwater National Forest. By Chuck Pezeshki

September/October 2000. Alaska’s Chugach National Forest. By George Wuerthner

July/August 2000. California’s Keddie Ridge in the Plumas and Lassen National Forests. By Jane Braxton Little

May/June 2000. Washington’s Pasayten Wilderness Area in the Okanogan and Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forests. By Matt Rasmussen

March/April 2000. Wyoming’s Wind River Range: Bridger-Teton and Shoshone National Forests. By C.L. Rawlins

November/December 1999. Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area in the Superior National Forest. By Paul Gruchow

September/October 1999. Colorado’s San Juan Mountains: San Jaun, Rio Grande and Uncompahgre National Forests. By Keith Easthouse