Maia Wikler

Publications

June 25, 2026

Supreme Court Blocks Roundup Cancer Lawsuits

Atmos

A ruling that shields corporations from failure-to-warn claims — and could change how Americans hold companies accountable for dangerous products.

Film still by Andrew Tomayko for Kills the Root documentary
A protester holds up a sign reading “The death is in the data” outside the US Supreme Court
September 3, 2025

Bounties, Mafias, and the Climate Cost of IKEA's Fast Furniture

Atmos

How the appetite for cheap, flat-pack furniture is tied to illegal logging and the killing of forest defenders.

Film stills by Winslow Crane-Murdoch for Wild East documentary
Looking up a moss-covered old-growth beech tree into a green canopy
March 31, 2023

Could This Ecology-Obsessed Skier Be the Next Bill Nye?

Outside Magazine

Ross Reid, known online as Nerdy About Nature, has been building an audience with fast, good-natured ecology lessons.

Image via Outside
Ross Reid in a forest, looking up
2019 — 2023 · 6 articles

Contributor for Teen Vogue

Reporting and essays on the people leading the fight for climate justice: from the Arctic, where she reported on The North Face Explorers expedition and profiled Quannah Chasinghorse, to Brazil's Indigenous leaders and Kumeyaay and O'odham land defenders at the US–Mexico border. Her essays connect climate justice to feminism and migrant justice. She also contributed to No Planet B, Teen Vogue's guide to the climate crisis.

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Teen Vogue article header bylined Maia Wikler
Book · Contributor

Required Reading

A roadmap for why Indigenous peoples must lead through the heart of the climate crisis. Curated, edited and produced by the NDN Collective Climate Justice Campaign.

Cover: NDN Collective
Cover of Required Reading

Archive

TypeTitleOutlet
JournalismSupreme Court Blocks Roundup Cancer LawsuitsAtmos · 2026JournalismBounties, Mafias, and the Climate Cost of IKEA's Fast FurnitureAtmos · 2025JournalismCould This Ecology-Obsessed Skier Be the Next Bill Nye?Outside · 2023
BookRequired Reading: Climate Justice, Adaptation and Investing in Indigenous PowerNDN Collective
BookNo Planet B: A Teen Vogue Guide to the Climate CrisisTeen Vogue · 2021JournalismHow Brazil's Indigenous Leaders Are Fighting to Undo Bolsonaro's Destructive PoliciesTeen Vogue · 2023JournalismAt 18, Quannah Chasinghorse Has Dedicated Her Life to Saving the ArcticTeen Vogue · 2020JournalismTrump's Border Wall Construction Disrupted by Kumeyaay, O'odham Land DefendersTeen Vogue · 2020JournalismThese Activists are on the Frontlines of the Climate EmergencyTeen Vogue · 2021EssayWhy Feminism is Essential to Achieving Climate JusticeTeen Vogue · 2019EssayMigrant Justice and Climate Justice are Inextricably TiedTeen Vogue · 2019JournalismWhat Indigenous Land Defenders at COP26 WantVogue · 2021JournalismAlaska Native villages band together to keep the Yukon River’s wild salmon afloatHigh Country News · 2021Journalism'I just felt so alone': For Fairy Creek protesters, RCMP presence without media and legal observers was 'scary'Canada's National Observer · 2021Essay2020 Changed Everything About Climate JusticeVICE · 2021Journalism11 Young Climate Justice Activists You Need to Pay Attention ToVICE · 2019
JournalismAncient remnantsBriarpatch Magazine · 2022
JournalismBeaver Lake Cree stand strong as Canada and Alberta attempt to derail tarsands legal challengeBriarpatch Magazine · 2020
JournalismIndigenous youth are rising up in solidarity with Wet’suwet’enBriarpatch Magazine · 2020
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