Madison Dapcevich is an Associate Editor at Snopes. With a background in environmental and agricultural reporting, she focuses on themes related to animals, travel, and legal affairs, bringing her expertise to topics such as adventure travel and pet care. Dapcevich's work has been featured in numerous publications, including IFLScience 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
Devastating floodwaters swept through Bright Angel Canyon, wiping out historic footbridges and forcing mass evacuations near Phantom Ranch. Search-and-rescue teams are scouring the central inner canyon while approaching monsoon storms threaten the region.
By: Madison Dapcevich
A rock climber's sinking vital signs on Shortoff Mountain in North Carolina triggered an emergency call. Burke County EMT Will Soper answered with a run carrying life-saving blood up 1,000 vertical feet. Here's his story.
By: Madison Dapcevich
Investigators estimate the remains found near the Village of Peninsula had been in the Cuyahoga River for at least two to five years. Here is what forensic experts and rangers know so far.
Unprecedented drought, early freezes, and booming outdoor recreation have created a perfect storm for human-bear conflicts this year. Experts break down the numbers—and what you need to know before heading into the woods this fall.
By: Madison Dapcevich
A stuck rope during a descent in Wyoming's Wind River Range left two climbers facing a chilly overnight wait before high-angle rescue teams could reach them.
By: Madison Dapcevich
A short, steep climb delivers 360-degree views of Honolulu, WWII history, and historic tunnels—all just minutes from Waikiki Beach. Here is how Outside's editor tackled the 1.6-mile trail on a tight schedule.
The Forest Service temporarily shut down access to Maroon Peak as search and rescue teams work to recover a missing climber—marking the second fatal incident in Colorado 14ers in six days.
By: Madison Dapcevich
From corporate lawyer to world-class skyrunner, Kalie McCrystal moved through extreme terrain with precision and joy. Friends and fellow mountaineers detail the high-stakes search on the Matterhorn.
By: Madison Dapcevich
Five campers were arrested during a late-night raid in a national forest near Granite Falls, Washington. Outdoor advocates warn that immigration enforcement on public lands threatens open access for everyone.
By: Madison Dapcevich
When a climber was stranded 250 feet up British Columbia's Stawamus Chief in darkness, rescuers bypassed traditional rope ops and used two drones—one to light the wall and another to deliver a lifeline.
