Madison Dapcevich is an Associate Editor at Snopes. With a strong focus on environmental issues, animal care, and adventure travel, she has reported on a range of topics from climate change to animal rescue and rehabilitation. Dapcevich's work has been featured in numerous publications, including IFLScience, Yahoo News, and Discover Magazine.
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Madison's articles primarily focus on scientific topics, with a significant emphasis on fact-checking and citing data. She also covers entertainment news and cultural/societal issues.
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By: Madison Dapcevich
A new clip out of Yellowstone offers a rare look at the brutal reality of kleptoparasitism in the backcountry. Watch a pack of wolves challenge a grizzly for a seat at the dinner table—that is, until "king of the carcass" griz shows up.
By: Madison Dapcevich
The National Park Service is seeking tips after 33 federally protected black vultures were illegally dumped in America's most popular park.
By: Madison Dapcevich
Following a fatal encounter in Glacier and a double-mauling in Yellowstone, expert bear biologist Chris Servheen explains why encounters are shifting and how hikers must adapt to a more crowded backcountry.
By: Madison Dapcevich
Conservationists warn that Utah politicians are weaponizing an obscure legislative tool to dismantle the management plan for Grand Staircase-Escalante. If they succeed, it could throw outdoor recreation and conservation into “chaos” nationwide.
By: Madison Dapcevich
Learn more about some of the amazing features of fungi, including being the largest organism in the world and improving medical treatments.
When a routine hunting trip turned into a fight for survival, one Montana man learned exactly what happens when you come face-to-face with a grizzly bear—and what it takes to live through the ultimate apex predator encounter.
By: Madison Dapcevich
The new AI-powered Hypershell X Ultra promises to cut your hiking effort by 20 percent. I took the $2,000 motorized chassis to the Grand Canyon to test whether it's a game-changer or a gimmick.
By: Madison Dapcevich
After a broken race ski derailed his spring plans, the 25-year-old RMI guide pivoted to the trail—shattering the unsupported, on-foot round-trip record by a massive 31 minutes.
By: Madison Dapcevich
When a sudden rockslide pinned a climber near Timberline Lodge, it triggered a massive, highly coordinated response involving heavy rigging, a field surgical team flown in by helicopter, and nine rescue agencies.
By: Madison Dapcevich
In an open letter and video, the climate activist and drag queen breaks her silence on the active federal trademark infringement suit with Patagonia, challenging the outdoor giant's core values.
