Historian Elizabeth Watry uncovers the overlooked stories of the pioneering female explorers, tourists, entrepreneurs, and naturalists who helped shape Yellowstone National Park.

In 1930, two recent high school graduates embark on a grueling, 2,250-mile canoe expedition from Minneapolis to Hudson Bay.

Designed for young readers and families, this interactive activity guide introduces the wildlife, badlands geology, and conservation history of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Working as a seasonal park ranger in Utah's Arches National Monument in the 1950s, Edward Abbey delivers a fiery,lyrical defense of the American Southwest wilderness.

First published in 1926, this tale follows the adventures of a mountain boy and his dog exploring the rugged wilderness of the Great Smoky Mountains before it became a national park.

A veteran Great Smoky Mountains wildlife manager shares more humorous and harrowing true stories of rescuing bears,wild boars, and oblivious tourists.

Conservationist John Muir's classic 1901 collection of essays celebrates the geology, forests, and wildlife of Yellowstone,Yosemite, Sequoia, and General Grant National Parks.

This illustrated guide celebrates the history, wildlife, trivia, and ranger lore of America's National Parks.

Mountaineer Arlene Blum chronicles the historic 1978 all-women expedition that successfully summited one of the world's most treacherous Himalayan peaks.

Seeking a fresh start after a broken engagement, a CBS correspondent spends a year visiting every U.S. National Park,finding healing and wonder along the way.

Drawing on years spent building and maintaining trails in Glacier and Denali National Parks, the author reflects on physical labor, wilderness, and craftsmanship.

Journalist Heather Hansman examines the culture, history, climate threats, and economic pressures shaping the modern American ski bum lifestyle.

An avid hiker shares humorous misadventures, wildlife encounters, and lessons learned while trekking across trails around the world.

After a devastating car crash in Yellowstone National Park, a woman mobilizes volunteers and search dogs to rescue her missing rescue dog, Jade, from the wilderness.

A former flight attendant chronicles her transformative 25-day solo rafting expedition through the rapids and quiet majesty of the Grand Canyon.

Journalist Jennifer Jordan tells the gripping stories of the first five women to summit K2—and the tragedies that befell all five on the world's deadliest mountain.

This collection gathers the young Swedish climate activist's speeches rallying world leaders and citizens to take urgent action against global warming.

Naturalist Diane Ackerman journeys into the habitats of bats, crocodilians, whales, and penguins to illuminate their mysterious behaviors and survival challenges.

A marine conservation biologist recounts her fieldwork protecting endangered sea turtles in Costa Rica and her viral fight against ocean plastic pollution.

Geobiologist Hope Jahren explains how human consumption, population growth, and energy use have transformed the planet's climate, along with practical ways to curb the impact.

Through intimate conversations, renowned primatologist Jane Goodall outlines her four pillars of hope for humanity and the natural world amid global crises.