LATEST WORKS

A new page on our website to list just some of the latest works from OWAA members. You can also follow our socials on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn or our Substack to see their latest works too. We just started this page – but it won’t take long before it’s full of links to great content from our members!

A new read from OWAA member Trevor Hubbs: "The Bar on Top of the World"

Hubbs travels Alaska’s Dalton Highway to Coldfoot, home to the northernmost bar in the world. Along the way, he explores what happens when all the trappings of modern life – status, wealth, and pretense – fall away, leaving only shared stories and the vast Alaskan wild. This story is more than a travel narrative; it’s a reflection on the human spirit, connection and the draw of the world’s wildest places. Read the article here.

The latest by OWAA’s Ashley Stimpson in Longreads!

“What does it mean to love a swamp?
A few years ago, I found myself strangely but powerfully drawn to dark, sodden landscapes, squinting at maps to find them: Marshes. Bogs. Bayous. Fens. And most of all swamps.
When I moved from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic, I was delighted to find that the land here doesn’t end so much as crumble like a piece of day-old cornbread, giving way to those squishy, squelchy in-between places: not quite land, not quite water. These places called to me.”

The latest from OWAA Past President Christine Peterson in High Country News about the future of public lands coalitions.

“Months later, pieces of that coalition continued to hold together. But not all of it, said Land Tawney, co-chair of American Hunters and Anglers, citing the administration’s recent attempts to overturn the Roadless Rule, which restricts road construction and logging on nearly 60 million acres of land managed by the U.S. Forest Service.” Read the article here. 

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