Another dry year pushes tribal nations, federal agencies and irrigators to find long-lasting solutions.

Conservation, water reuse and better irrigation technology all make more sense than proposed water pipelines.

Their future comes down to a race between paperwork and a fish disease.

A letter from your neighborhood deer.

Federal regulators are reassessing the ecological impacts of the Skagit River dams.

‘We are in uncharted territory.’

Indigenous spiritual leaders say the Vatican’s observatory is searching for something it doesn’t understand.

An energy company with a history of environmental violations is conducting exploratory drilling in the Yukon Flats.

A program that places captive-born pups into wild dens is helping North America’s rarest wolf subspecies reclaim its native territory in the Southwest.

Tribal scientists and community members are testing wells, solving plumbing problems and delivering clean water to their neighbors.

On the Crow Nation, scientists, students and community members come together to study and protect the Little Bighorn River.

‘Reservation Dogs’ is the latest product of an exciting new era of Native self-representation.

Landlords and property managers filed more than 11,000 eviction notices since April 2020.

After a year indoors, a writer remembers the joy — and pressures — of a childhood spent in Utah.

As the housing crisis worsens, advocates sound off on how to bring homes to the people.

Nawaaz Ahmed’s debut novel ponders endings from beginnings.

In his new book, Douglas Chadwick shows how the interconnectedness of all life is the key to inspiring change.

The ghosts of the uranium boom continue to haunt the land, water and people.