Volunteer: A New Era for the Forest Service?
The Forest Service?s Recreation Agenda signals a shift from logging to trails.

Volunteer: Alcohol Backpacking Stove Made from Tuna Cans
Roy Robinson is addicted. He'll never go back to the way he once did things. And this is for certain: alcohol will always be found in his backpack.

Volunteer: All One Trail
Have you ever wished that when you reached the end of your local trail you could keep going?

Volunteer: Combating Sprawl to Save Rivers and Communities
Sprawl, poorly planned consumptive land development, has devastating environmental consequences.

Volunteer: Development Threatens Pacific Crest Trail
The Pacific Crest Trail Association is facing new threats to the integrity of the Pacific Crest Trail from urban and commercial development.

Volunteer: EPA Air Quality Ruling Aids Forest Preservation
Hikers? efforts to protect America?s forests from acid deposition got a big boost in December.

Volunteer: Finding Hope in the Wilderness
For troubled urban teens, a backcountry hike with Big City Mountaineerscan be a transforming journey.

Volunteer: Fragile Mojave Preserve Threatened by Airport Legislation
Mojave National Preserve is a hotbed of diversity and is threatened by a proposed large cargo airport facility.

Volunteer: High Sierra Recharge
City stresses fall away on an American Hiking Society Volunteer Vacation.

Volunteer: International Trail Introduced in Alaska
Long-distance hikers may someday be able to travel via trails from Alaska to Argentina.