The best diaper pails can effectively combat even the most foul-smelling odors. After nearly 350 hours of testing, these are my favorites.

It’s hard to find the momentum to get outside during the colder, darker, dreary months. Stay motivated with these tips — plus the science behind why the advice works.

We hear a lot about brands offsetting their carbon footprint. But what does that really mean?

Modeled after the ever-popular shower shoe but designed to cloak your feet in cushioned comfort, recovery sandals are an increasingly appealing footwear option. Here are 5 favorites.

The 50K is widely considered the gateway to ultrarunning. Here’s how it got started in the United States.

Climate change poses an imminent threat to many of the foods we love to eat—and the farmers who grow them. Here’s what we can do.

Ellen London dishes on what it’s like to be an award-winning editor, an accomplished marathoner, and a mom to two young girls all at the same time.

A guide to the five best hydration vests for every type of runner.

It’s absolutely possible to camp in a way that’s gentle on the environment. And, new research shows that bringing a sustainable mindset to camping may help you live responsibly in other parts of your life.

The story behind the Weatherization Assistance Program, which advances environmental justice by helping families keep their homes cool in the summer and warm in winter.

Practices like healthy fueling, positive thinking and getting ample rest can help you feel your best when it’s time to toe the start line.

Sustainable parenting can be overwhelming. Here are six simple steps to reduce your impact as a new parent during the newborn phase.

A guide to four of the best self-care subscription boxes currently on the market.

An ode to the lowliest piece of gear in my running kit.

Jasmin Paris shares her experience of being a runner, vet and mom, including how she’s fostering a love of the outdoors in her kids, why baked beans are her go-to running fuel and more.

Whether you’re new to running or more advanced, a regular yoga practice can help you stretch and strengthen the muscles you use to propel you along the sidewalk or trail.

Yoga is a prime way for hikers to cross-train. Both yoga and hiking help you notice the way your body moves through space, whether in a studio or a forest. And both activities challenge you to confront your physical boundaries and the goals you set for yourself.