In this issue:

A crew of young Pueblo of Zuni men travel to Bears Ears to care for cliff dwellings their ancestors built, a Chicano climber reflects on what his 1979 ascent to the top of Grand Teton meant, a search for nature and healing after a divorce leads one man to Obed Wild and Scenic River.

Plus:

• Padre Island's green sea turtles face a plastic problem;
• The magic of Charley Harper's national park art lives on;
• Lake Superior's shrinking ice coverage takes a toll on winter recreation at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore and elsewhere;
• Scientists make a surprising discovery in the waters of St. Croix River;
• Yellowstone fungus leads to a new, Earth-friendly protein;
• And, Thomas E. Lovejoy and Edward O. Wilson are remembered.

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