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One of the most closely watched journalists has the luxury of space, depth, and time in her books and her frequent New Yorker articles. By SueEllen Campbell | Friday, March 5, 2021 Journalist and author Elizabeth Kolbert working with scientists in 2019 to count pupfish numbers at Devils Hole, part of Death Valley National Park. New Yorker staff writer Elizabeth Kolbert has long been one of the most prolific and closely-watched journalists regularly reporting on climate change. Her pieces are well worth reading, her topics serious and, at the same time, enjoyable, perhaps because her style is ...

It’s widely accepted that mankind has had a massive impact on the planet. What’s less often acknowledged is that the damage is basically irreversible. Humans can only try to limit or correct the consequences of their 10,000-year-long assault on nature. But wilfully trying...

We can use human ingenuity to solve the climate crisis. But doing so will force us to redefine what we think of as nature

Tips for visiting U.S. national parks from someone who visited them all Andrea Sachs, The Washington Post Jan. 2, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 6 1of6To heal his heart after a broken engagement, Conor Knighton spent an entire year visiting all 59 U.S. national parks. Yellowstone, he says, is "magical" in the winter.Conor KnightonShow MoreShow Less 2of6A handful of Conor Knighton's adventures aired on CBS's "Sunday Morning," where he worked as a freelancer. All of them appear in his new book, "Leave Only Footprints: My Acadia-To-Zion Journey Through Every National Park."CrownShow More...

Tips for visiting U.S. national parks from someone who visited them all In Florida, Biscayne National Park's Maritime Heritage Trail is underwater. Visitors need scuba gear to see the shipwrecks, such as the Lugano, which sank in 1913. (CBS News) To heal his heart after a broken engagement, Conor Knighton spent an entire year visiting all 59 U.S. national parks. Yellowstone, he says, is 'magical' in the winter. (Conor Knighton) A handful of Conor Knighton's adventures aired on CBS's 'Sunday Morning,' where he worked as a freelancer. All of them appear in his new book, 'Leave Only Footprints: ...