Norway’s state-owned oil and gas company is riding headlong into the world’s fossil-fuelled sunset. Henrik Olav Matthiessen goes in pursuit.

Today in 'The Vanishing', Kim Schnuelle writes about the loss of the thylacine (Tasmanian tiger) and subsequent scientific attempts to restore its existence. With images from Kate Tume and Feral Theatre.

To introduce our latest Featured Mountaineer, an extract from Joanna Pocock's 'Surrender: Mid-Life in the American West' about transsexual rewilder, Finisia Medrano.

Calling all writers and artists! We are now accepting submissions for our next spring anthology, on restoration, return and all things Dark Mountain.

Pacific coast artist Robin V. Robinson and writer Neale Inglenook braid photography with words in a story of emergence from the ocean

Today we begin a new series that looks at the changing fate of the world's oceans, through fiction, art, poetry and memoir. Charlotte Du Cann reports from the edge of the North Sea.

Celebrating a decade of the Dark Mountain Project with the introduction to Uncivilisation, the manifesto that began it all

First in a series of podcasts for our new Find the Others section. Ava Osbiston interviews Jeppe Graugaard.

Matt Miles' essay on the loss of the American chestnut, the latest in our Under the Canopy section