Heidi Wachter

The legendary choreographer on putting your best foot forward at any age.

Derek Dellinger explored America’s most awe-inspiring landscapes to help us all reconnect with nature.

Try a water flosser, say no to thermal-paper receipts, and 10 other ways to fight plastic.

People have done without plastics for most of history. In the interest of human and planetary health, we can again — if we’re willing to shift our buying habits and push for large-scale change.

Captain Liz Clark shares what she’s learned from her solo voyage.

Here are several ways to stem the decline of critical pollinator species.

Leah Penniman is on a mission to debunk the myths about black people’s relationship to the land and help a new generation reclaim its agrarian heritage.

Pollinators play a critical role in maintaining ecosystems and human food supplies, but several factors are making it harder for them to do so. You can help in many ways.

When award-winning chef and restaurateur Seamus Mullen changed his mindset about food, it ultimately changed his health, his career, and his life.

Fly-fishing is a meditative activity that deepens your connection with nature, fellow anglers, and yourself.

Renowned meditation teacher and author Diana Winston shares tips for cultivating a more wakeful state.

Pavement is ubiquitous in our cities, but its use can harm human health and the environment. Learn about innovative urban designs that may curb the impact of climate change.

Mario Rigby shares what he learned from his long-distance treks to inspire others to become more adventurous.

Here’s how to reduce your carbon footprint and your utility bills.

Thru-hiking changed Andy Laub’s career — and his life. His films inspire others to undertake this important rite of passage.

Here are some tips to cut down your water use — inside and outside the house.

Repairing or replacing items in your home can reduce your carbon footprint and save you money.

Human-rights activist and author Sara Safari hopes her unexpected journey from engineer to mountaineer will inspire others to reach for their wildest dreams.

The National Park Service is known for conserving ecological wonders and recreation areas, but these six historical sites connect us with our past — and help us make sense of the present.