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RE:PUBLIC is an independent journalism publication covering America's public lands, including national parks, monuments and border-region conservation fights. Issues combine original reporting, interviews and first-person essays on topics such as an undisclosed death in Shenandoah, sky island monuments and the Big Bend border wall litigation.
Outdoors-focused journalism and commentary covering public lands policy, national parks funding, and the politics and business behind outdoor brands. Readers get opinionated, reported analysis plus occasional podcast conversations and gear and adventure help for paid subscribers.
A historian and U.S. Forest Service employee's newsletter that mixes deep-dive reflections on overlooked movies like Battleship with updates on his podcast, website, and Indigenous public-lands work. Readers get history-through-pop-culture commentary plus behind-the-scenes news about Colorado and tribal partnerships.
An independent newsletter covering U.S. public lands, national parks, wildlife and conservation policy through news-driven, reported articles. Readers get context on controversies such as corporate donations to Yellowstone, border construction in Big Bend and park incidents.
Investigative and advocacy-driven reporting on U.S. public lands policy, covering Forest Service decisions, congressional legislation, and court rulings. Includes a Congressional Public Lands Scorecard grading members of Congress on their votes.
Investigative and news reporting on US public lands, national parks, wildlife and the federal agencies that manage them. Issues cover election politics over land sales, exclusive stories from inside the Interior Department, and border construction in national parks.
A Christian newsletter reflecting on creation care through Scripture, with essays on eco-memoir, practical church energy stewardship, and public land protection history. Readers get theologically grounded environmental reflection and practical examples for congregations and individuals.
Updates from a Northern Rockies conservation group on its lawsuits and legal actions to protect endangered species and wild habitat. Issues cover bull trout, grizzly bears and Yellowstone bison, with case details and background on the legal claims.
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