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A message from author Craig Childs, an explorer of the West's many landscapes and communities:

The West is not New York or Washington, D.C., and it requires dispatches from the inside. News here is generated by a distinct landscape, culture and compendium of issues. Getting the story depends on tireless reportage by writers and photographers who are not strangers to their subject, but who live in the thick of it. High Country News does this job — and does it well — with passion, insight and integrity. It is not a high-budget operation. While working on stories I have at times slept on the side of the road — rather than taking a room — in order to save money. Despite the low overhead, a powerful and necessary product is created. Walk into the High Country News offices, and you immediately sense that this is a publication of eagerness and spirit. These are good people doing good work, willing to question themselves, ready to take on new ideas, and always feeling the pulse of this land. They are the ones you want delivering the story.

Please support the good work they do on behalf of the West.

Craig Childs

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