Light & Seed® Magazine

Whether it’s introducing underrepresented youth to the outdoors or increasing diversity in the environmental workforce, Lesford Duncan has made it his mission to level the playing field.

He’s authored a James Beard Award-winning cookbook and created the country’s foremost Indigenous cuisine restaurant, but Sean Sherman is only getting started on his greater goal: creating more access to...

After a season of heartbreak, I found healing on the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest.

How a decades-long investment in reconnecting animals isolated by roadways led to what will soon be the largest wildlife crossing in the world.

In the forests of northern Arizona, a series of high-impact efforts is restoring watersheds upon which millions of people—including more than half who reside in Phoenix—rely on.

Squeezed by the flow of urban traffic, forest managers rely on partners to support recreation infrastructure.