Summer/Fall 2008

Features

Riverside Repast

Picnics and cookouts by the water have served as highlights of organized outdoor adventures since the advent of the hook. On lakes and rivers in Canada and the Northeast, colorful woodsmen...

By Paul Bruun

Flames of Controversy

When John Varley looks back at the historic Yellowstone forest fires of 1988, the former chief park scientist thinks about his days in a metaphorical bunker...

By Todd Wilkinson

The Saga of #399, a Bear Story

For our species, it is one of the most sorrowful laments: the moment when parents bid their offspring adieu to find their own way in the big, cruel world...

By Todd Wilkinson

Departments

Archive » Tetonscapes
	Melodic Makeover If Walk Festival Hall were a classy woman “of a certain age,” her country club acquaintances would be peering across their cocktails, trying to figure out why she looks so good... By Johanna Love
Archive » Locals
	Golden Eagles After a thirty-year tenure with the State of Utah’s Human Services programs, Nancy Adams embarked on a new career in the Tetons. “I’d always admired park rangers, but I never thought... By Molly Loomis
Archive » Dining
	Greener Pastures Jack Huyler sits in a rocker on the porch fronting his log cabin on the Rocking H Ranch. A swath cut through the aspen glade to the north of his West Bank property frames... By Thomas Dewell
	Savoring the Solitude I met up with Gary Amerine, my horseback riding guide-to-be, at his home just west of Daniel, a little more than an hour’s drive south of Jackson. JeCoSa Ranch, Amerine’s spread, sits... By Rebecca Huntington
	A Place of Renewal A stillness dominates the sagebrush flat on the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve. All is silent except for the rustling of leaves and the soft beating of goose wings on a small pond... By Cory Hatch