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Training for City Marathons on Mountain Trails

Runner and RANGE Magazine contributor Sarah Attar ran her personal best time of four minutes during the Chicago Marathon. Her…

Believing is Seeing: How A Degenerative Eye Condition Shifted My Perspective

RANGE Magazine contributor Laura Lawson Visconti is losing her vision. Here, the photographer shares how her degenerative eye condition is…

Hiking My Feeling: Connecting the Dots Between Mind and Body in the Outdoors

RANGE Magazine contributor Sydney Williams takes to the trail to reclaim her body and heal her mental wounds.

Shifting Supply Chains with United by Blue

No company has achieved a zero-environmental-impact model — yet. United by Blue's Founder and CEO Brian Linton reflects on his…

Nature for Health: Digging Deeper Into Our Need To Be Outside

In Autumn 2018, REI pledged $1 million to Nature for Health, a program designed to help researchers from around the…

Nolle Phares: Frontiers of the Anthropocene

Artist Noelle Phares explores the evidence of humanity found in natural spaces by creating works of art that juxtapose structural…

Meet Marijuana’s Sober Cousin, Hemp

Hemp's status in the U.S. is complicated, but it's time for stakeholders to get comfortable with radical innovation in what's…

The Xicana Explorer: Para Las Morenas Que Luchan Por Verse Brillar

As a woman of color at an organization that serves children of color, RANGE Magazine contributor Rocio Villalobos is unearthing…

Silver Lining: The Space Blanket Meets Marathon Culture

If anyone knows a thing or two about keeping people warm, it's NASA. RANGE's Lisa Dougherty finds out why marathon…

Dirt Is the New Black: Tommy Corey and Hiker Trash Vogue

For RANGE Magazine contributor Tommy Corey, what started as a failed thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail turned into an…