Drew Higgins

AMERICAN ALPINE JOURNAL

• “Ice Pilgrimage: More than 70 years of studying the Juneau Icefield,” AAJ 2019

BEAR TRACKS

• “Griz 101: Connecting the Dots,” June 2020
• “Relocating Grizzly Bears: An Imperfect Band-Aid,” July 2020
• “Overkill: Predator Attack Team Over-Gunned and Under-explained,” August 2020
• “Capture & Collar: Why We Track Grizzlies, and Why Some Believe We Shouldn’t,” October 2020
• “What Biden Means for Bears,” November 2020

CLIMBING MAGAZINE

• “Train Like a Girl: Researcher Stacy Sims explains the sexism of the sport-science complex, and how to harness your womanly physiology for peak climbing performance,” September/October 2017 
• “8 Climbing Artists You Should Know,” October 2016
• “Review: Our Top New Climbing Shoes for 2016,” October 2016
• “Classic Routes: North Carolina’s The Nose,” October 2016
• “Three Questions for Melissa Arnot,” September 2016
• “Women’s Gear Hall of Fame,” September 2016
• “Flash: 4 Photos of Badass Women,” August 2016

HAKAI MAGAZINE

• “The Ocean Carbon Sink Has Set The Next Political Hurdle,” November 2020

OUTSIDE ONLINE

• “Is a Green Future Worth Spoiling the Appalachian Trail?” July 2019

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

• “Light Pollution is Causing Birds to Nest Earlier–Which Might Not Be a Bad Thing,” December 2020

SIERRA MAGAZINE

• “The Trump Administration’s Last Ditch Effort to Plunder Arctic Oil,” November 2020
• “Researchers Still Don’t Know Why So Many Birds Died this Fall,” November 2020
• “Why is the EPA Really Repealing Methane Emissions Regulations?” October 2020
• “Cementing the Future,” May 2020
• “Could Geoengineering Help Save the World’s Ice?” January 2020
• “Triumph, Fear in the Vertical Realm,” May 2019
• “On the Juneau Icefield, Women Reimagine Who Does Science,” November 2018
• “The Kick-ass Female Mountaineer You’ve Never Heard Of: Annie Smith Peck, the forgotten ‘queen of the climbers’,” July 2017
• “Meet Elizabeth Dougherty, Water Hussy,” July 2017
• “Rock Climbers Fight for Public Lands on Capitol Hill: With 60 percent of climbing areas on public lands, stakes are highs,” May 2017
• “Brown Girls #ColorTheCrag and Go Climbing,” May 2017
• “A Book and Nature Lover’s Paradise, Colorado-Style,” May 2017
• “Losing the Earth Under You: Thawing permafrost means a new architecture for the North,” April 2017 
• “A 2,000 Mile, 12-City Protest Fights for Farmworker Rights,” March 2017
• “How Can We Save Threatened Wild Bee Species? One scientist thinks farmers, equipped with an app, can help,” March 2017
• “No More Annoying Produce Stickers! (If You’re Swedish,” March 2017
• “Royal Robbins, Renowned Rock Climber, Environmentalist Dies at 82: a principle pioneer of the vertical and natural world,” March 2017
• “Empowering Women to Save the Planet, One Expedition at a Time: This initiative sent 76 female scientists to the southernmost continent,” March 2017
• “Six Prime Spots to Picnic in National Parks,” March 2017
• “Watch Pixar’s Oscar Nominated Short ‘Piper’ Before Sunday’s Award Ceremony,” February 2017
• “This Super Bowl, Switch up the Game Plan with these Satisfying Vegan Snacks,” February 2017

SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE

• “Will COVID-19 Spell the End of Outdoor and Environmental Education?” July 2020

VETERANS ADVANTAGE

• “After Combat, Time Outside Saved Army Veteran Stacy Bare’s Life,” December 2017