Quarantine Stories: How We Get Our Nature Fix

How are you getting your quarantine nature fix? Here are our stories.

The Editors

A Lifelong Love of Field Guides

A celebration of field guides, the little books that changed the way we interact with nature.

Matthew L. Miller

Wildflower Watching as a Source of Solace and Diversion

Trout lilies and other wildflowers are blooming. A backcountry expert and author reflects on the solace of the season.

Lisa Ballard

Visiting US National Parks (Virtually)

Check out this treasure trove of virtual nature experiences — from sound libraries, to web cams, to virtual events at US national parks.

Cara Cannon Byington

Tree Tapping Isn’t Just for Maples

Maples aren’t the only trees that yield tasty syrup.

Ken Keffer

Novels for Nature Lovers

Fiction lovers take heart, you can have your great novel and nature too. Here are eight of our favorite picks.

Justine E. Hausheer and Matthew L. Miller

Watching Wildlife on Skis

How to see the wild things on your next ski outing.

Matthew L. Miller

How to Use Social Media Without Harming Nature

How can nature lovers use social media responsibly?

Justine E. Hausheer

Review: What Fishing Books Can Be

Four fresh looks at fish and fishing for the angler-conservationist.

Matthew L. Miller

Exploring and Protecting the Arkansas Bayou

A visit to the rumored home of the ivory-billed woodpecker.

Lisa Ballard

Hellbenders Need You to Stop Messing With Their Bedrooms

That streamside rock cairn you posted on Instagram? It’s killing ancient salamanders.

Christine Peterson

One Man’s Quest to See the World’s Mammals

Jon Hall is on a quest to see the world’s mammals, from snow leopards to pocket gophers.

Matthew L. Miller