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  • The New California Desert Protection Act

    The New California Desert Protection Act

    A map of desert areas proposed for protection, some of which are also slated for energy projects.

  • High Country News hires an associate designer

    High Country News hires an associate designer

    HCN welcomes Andy Cullen, our new associate designer; more late-summer visitors come to Paonia.

  • Cally Carswell's New Mexico route

    Cally Carswell's New Mexico route

    The travel route the author took when visiting New Mexico

  • Ray Ring's Nevada route

    Ray Ring's Nevada route

    The travel route the author took when touring around Reno, Nevada.

  • Neil LaRubbio's Montana route

    Neil LaRubbio's Montana route

    The travel route the author took in Montana

  • Beef cattle operations, 1980-2010

    Beef cattle operations, 1980-2010

  • Grand Canyon River Guides

    Grand Canyon River Guides

    An illustrated timeline follows the development of professional Grand Canyon river rafting.

  • The Natural West

    The Natural West

    Readers offer up their images of The Natural West in this first in a series of contests that help kick off High Country News' 40th anniversary celebration.

  • Quartzsite or Bust

    Quartzsite or Bust

    A colorful look at life in Quartzsite, which becomes an RV mecca every winter.

  • A glance back, via HCN covers

    During 2009, High Country News focused on an eclectic mix of stories, from bull riding to the legal wrangling over the L.A. River to Rocky Flats.

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