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Climate change is coming for your morning cup — and the world's biggest coffee chain is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to try to stop it. Starbucks, which operates more coffee locations than any other brand on the planet, has quietly been running one of the most aggressive agricultura

The San Felipe 250 has a way of sorting out the pretenders from the real deal. Two hundred and eighty-one miles of Baja punishment — brutal whoops, jagged rock sections, and wide-open dry lake beds that will expose every weakness in a machine and every mistake a driver can make. When the dust settl

For anyone who has spent time crawling through mud, crossing water, or pulling a rig out of a ditch on a remote trail, the winch is the one piece of gear you never want to fail you. ARB — the Australian off-road equipment brand with a long track record in the overlanding and four-wheel drive space

Missouri hunters got some welcome news and a familiar dose of caution in the same breath this spring, as the state Conservation Commission signed off on a set of changes to the 2026 hunting seasons that reflect two very different wildlife management realities playing out across the Show-Me State.

The days of gaming the Texas licensing system are coming to an end. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has approved a sweeping set of new proof of residency requirements for anyone looking to purchase a recreational hunting or fishing license in the Lone Star State — and the rules have some re

A 26,739-Mile Journey Across Three Continents Begins XOverland has officially kicked off Season 7, and if the first two episodes are any indication, this one is going to be something else entirely. The new series, titled Milestones: Global Expedition , documents what is arguably the most ambitiou

There's a new name in the American off-road scene, and it's coming in hot — literally and electrically. EKXBike, an electric motocross brand that's already made inroads in Europe, Canada, and Russia, has officially planted its flag in the U.S. market with the release of its flagship machine, the EK

For decades, hunters have been the backbone of wildlife conservation in America — funding it, practicing it, and living it. Now, the National Park Service is making it official and asking skilled hunters to step up and do what they do best inside two federally managed properties where invasive spec

Deer season may be over in New York, but the conversations about it never really stop. Lately, the talk has gotten louder — and more specific. Across hunting forums and Facebook groups, a particular rumor has been making the rounds, and it has a lot of New York hunters paying close attention even a

Brody Harshbarger sits on the Idaho Fish and Game Commission — the body responsible for setting hunting regulations and overseeing the entire state fish and game department. Now he's the one facing a stack of hunting-related criminal charges that read like a textbook list of what not to do in the f