In 2020, the population count of the Behren’s silverspot was zero. That didn’t stop Clint Pogue.
Items by Ben Goldfarb
A community science project reintroduces humans to their fellow mammals.
Scientists wage an upstream battle to save trout in a warming West.
Bernard DeVoto’s work has fallen into obscurity, but the land remembers his legacy.
‘There are waters I’ve wanted to fish for 50 years, and I’ve been denied the use of a state-owned resource.’
The film ‘Don’t Look Up’ turns climate change into an allegorical comet.
The legacy of scientific researchers, and a couple intrepid ungulates, endures half a century later.
In Island Park, Idaho, a fight over roadkill became a referendum on government control.
A rancher weighs the fate of wildlife and human encroachment in his new book.
A new book explores the borderlands of ‘Salmon Nation,’ from the American West to Russia’s Far East.
A new book contemplates nature, solitude, grief and grace.
Seafood harvesting is brutal — but it doesn’t have to be.
In western Washington, a nation looks to rodent restoration as a natural, ecological engineer.
A new book follows a family’s mission to heal the land.
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region.
A writer visits Alaska and finds a fishing culture in slow collapse, fading with its most important resource.
‘I’m always looking for ways to keep water here, and the beaver do it for free.’
Using the Endangered Species Act, a novel strategy could protect keystone species.
A new book foretells America’s next devastating earthquake.
A new book by a self-proclaimed umbraphile tells the story of a West in shadow.
An angler documents his pursuit of the uglier species.
How a landmark investigation unraveled a Washington timber-poaching gang.
Donald Trump’s proposed border wall would devastate migrating animals.
Reporting solutions is a form of resistance in its own right.
Bridging the here/elsewhere divide in a country grown accustomed to failure.
On the Yellowstone River, farmers and conservationists clash over controversial infrastructure.
Environmental DNA surveys found higher diversity of clams and mud-dwelling species in populated Puget Sound.
In the battle to train the next generation of rural Western leaders, schools are on the frontlines.
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region.
Reforming America’s broken food and agriculture systems is possible, but it won’t happen overnight.
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