Orion

The village of Newtok, Alaska is subsiding into a nearby river as the permafrost beneath it melts. Villagers want to preserve their heritage, but face moving from their homeland.

Event the densest and most populated urban areas in America are seeing increasing numbers of coyotes.

Nature writer David Oates embeds himself in green, urban Portland and finds much to like about the green city movement but also much room for improvement.

This article from Orion looks at an "urban wilderness" in Brooklyn that is being reclaimed and reused by locals.

Israel's 450-mile long "security fence" is causing controversy not just because of the opposition of Palestinians in the West Bank, but because it will run through sensitive habitat and affect the ability of wildlife to access food and water.

Orion magazine looks at the lifestyle of nomadic utopian cyclists, who are cranking up for a post-petroleum future.

Mike Davis previews his new book in a lengthy article in Orion Magazine.

In an excerpt from her new book, 'The Place You Love Is Gone: Progress Took It Away', author Melissa Holbrook Pierson offers her lament for a sprawling nation.