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  • A passion to protect

    In this audio interview, Glo Cunningham talks about why she came to the ski town of Crested Butte, Colo., 34 years ago and what has sustained her fight to preserve its mountains and water.

    by Marty Durlin, Apr 18, 2009
  • Invading the silence

    Invading the silence

    Annie Proulx talks about Wyoming's Red Desert along with photographs by Martin Stupich.

    by Emma Brown and Martin Stupich, Apr 06, 2009
  • Tent City

    Tent City

    A look inside Taco Flat, one of the informal communities that has risen up near Fresno, Calif..

    by Jeff Chen & Max Whittaker, Mar 16, 2009
  • Straddling the Canadian border

    Straddling the Canadian border

    A Tulalip Indian works to maintain traditions with family on the other side

    by Krista J. Kapralos, Mar 05, 2009
  • Buried History

    Buried History

    A $7 billion nuclear site clean up leaves unanswered questions underground.

    by Jeff Chen, Feb 17, 2009
  • Video: Humor in a world gone mad

    Video: Humor in a world gone mad

    Moab cartoonist Travis Kelly creates political cartoons in order to stay sane.

    by Emily Steinmetz and Marty Durlin, Dec 31, 2008
  • Slideshow: Back to the garden

    Slideshow: Back to the garden

    Recovering addicts find roots in the soil of New Mexico.

    by Katharine Kimball, Robin Collier, Emily Steinmetz and Marty Durlin, Dec 02, 2008
  • Slideshow: The unflappable Doc Vincent

    Slideshow: The unflappable Doc Vincent

    In rural western Colorado, a vet tends to pets and their humans. Michelle Nijhuis reads her essay, along with slides by JT Thomas.

    by Michelle Nijhuis, JT Thomas, Emily Steinmetz, Nov 13, 2008
  • Slideshow: The waiting game

    Slideshow: The waiting game

    Immigrant day-laborers in Santa Fe wait for jobs -- usually backbreaking work that pays minimal wages -- as the economy continues to slide.

    by Kyle Boelte, Nov 21, 2008
  • The fruits of their labor

    The fruits of their labor

    In Delta County, Colorado, a pilot program sent prisoners to work on three farms during the summer of 2008.

    by Marty Durlin, Andrea Appleton, Jay Canode and Emily Steinmetz, Oct 10, 2008
  • Video: Still howling wolf

    Video: Still howling wolf

    The passionate and complicated feelings people have about living with wolves in the Northern Rockies.

    by The Story Group: Daniel Glick, Ted Wood, Leslie Dodson and Jim Moscou, Oct 06, 2008
  • Portland Promenade

    Portland Promenade

    People on the streets of Oregon's pedestrian-friendly city talk about why they leave their cars at home (or have no cars).

    by Marty Durlin, Sep 15, 2008
  • Roan on the auction block

    Roan on the auction block

    The BLM auctioned leases on 54,631 acres in Western Colorado to the natural gas industry for a record $114 million.

    by Emily Steinmetz, Andrea Appleton, Marty Durlin, Aug 08, 2008
  • War of Fog

    War of Fog

    UPDATED: An audio slideshow illustrating the rise of an epidemic amidst an ongoing cultural struggle.

    by JT Thomas, Marty Durlin, Ryan Foster, Aug 05, 2008
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