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  • Cat trouble dogs Flagstaff

    Mountain lion advocates protest the Arizona Game and Fish Department's decision to kill two lions that had followed hikers and threatened dogs on the edge of Flagstaff.

    by Anne Minard, Jan 21, 2002

  • The importance of being nowhere

    The writer muses about his good fortune in falling in love with an Arizona landscape that nobody else seems to have noticed.

    by Charles Bowden, Nov 19, 2001

  • A sand-brown world

    "Getting Over the Color Green: Contemporary Environmental Literature of the Southwest," an anthology edited by Scott Slovic, is a fine and inclusive work that features familiar and unfamiliar writers.

    by Michelle Nijhuis, Jun 04, 2001

  • Wild in the city

    "Wild in the City: A Guide to Portland's Natural Areas," edited by Michael Houck and M.J. Cody, gathers maps, site guides, and essays celebrating the city's wildlife and preserved landscapes.

    by John Rosapepe, Apr 09, 2001

  • On the path to a greener church

    Spokane Bishop William Skylstad brings his rural and environmental background to the task of heading the steering committee on the Northwestern bishops' pastoral letter.

    by Jim Robbins, Sep 11, 2000

  • Excerpts from the pastoral letter draft

    Excerpts from the draft of the pastoral letter speak of the need for a new Catholic environmental ethic that respects Native peoples, wildlife, water and the land in the Northwest.

    by Staff, Sep 11, 2000

  • Holy water

    A pastoral letter being prepared by the Catholic bishops of the Northwest calls Catholics and others to a new environmental, economic and spiritual relationship with a sacred river - the Columbia.

    by Jim Robbins, Sep 11, 2000

  • Tom Watkins has left us, but his Western dream remains

    T.H. Watkins is remembered as "a writer and teacher and concerned citizen and father and husband and consummate agitator" whose literature and life revealed a deep love for the West.

    by Todd Wilkinson, Mar 13, 2000

  • Enough nature writing already!

    A former nature writer says that there needs to be moratorium on all new "nature writers'" books.

    by Stephen Lyons, May 10, 1999

  • My beautiful ranchette

    A ranchette owner defends her home and lifestyle in a subdivision near Bozeman, Montana.

    by Susan Ewing, May 10, 1999
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