Photos by Grant Puckett For many of us, the line between the mountain and the ocean is nonexistent. We chase powder in the winter and swells in the summer in hopes of finding that same rhythm of movement in both landscapes. In the era of extreme political...
Illustrations by Jeremy Collins Two years ago, I received an email from my long-time editor, Kate Rogers at Mountaineers Books. She was once again nagging me to write a second graphic memoir. “You have the stories, Jer, so write the book!” She was right; I had the...
Inside the National Petroleum Reserve – Alaska, where Indigenous sovereignty, fossil fuel ambition, and climate collapse converge on America’s largest public lands. Photos by Paul Wilson Author’s Note: POW Alliance member Len Necefer The National Petroleum...
Photos by Sam Ferguson At The Moth, storytelling isn’t just entertainment—it’s a catalyst for empathy, connection, and transformation. Protect Our Winters shares this philosophy, and stories are at the heart of how we inspire climate action. Earlier this spring, POW...
What do playful critters, bold colors, and climate action have in common? They all show up on Friends of the Earth — a new tee designed by illustrator and POW Creative Alliance member Eliza Carver. Equal parts joyful and powerful, the design invites us to rethink what...
How a Changing Climate Is Erasing the Southernmost Ski Area in North America “Skiing began early in November this year,” reported The New York Times in 1961, describing a surprising winter scene—skiers carving turns on snowy slopes just 40 miles...
