The agency promised transparency and action. Instead, it kept the audit confidential.
Items by Lyndsey Gilpin
The hard work on reforming federal agencies rife with harassment is just beginning.
Democrats vow to press the investigations while Zinke shrugs them off.
After survey finds 1 in 10 employees report sexual harassment, agency promises action.
Western nations take action on climate change — and push for self-governance.
The agency begins to deliver on promises to confront sexual harassment.
A Southerner revels in the access of Western federal lands.
The magazine throws its annual holiday party and pays a visit to the local coal mine.
Thousands of the birds died during a winter storm.
A rundown of the people with ties to ALEC, the Koch brothers and federal land transfer legislation.
A methodology of our yearlong series about how the agency treats women.
The agency tasked with safeguarding our greatest public lands has neglected to protect its workers.
An additional 36 million trees have died since May.
Federal government wants more discussions with tribes, analysis of possible spills.
A rural solar movement is growing, which focuses on local resilience.
A rundown of the West’s political shifts and ballot measures.
Meet the researcher mapping the threats to water security.
The 2014 disaster killed 43 people in one of Washington’s most active slide zones.
In the San Luis Valley, migrant workers build community around student success.
Why suppressing wildfires costs public land agencies so much money.
New allegations of harassment, discrimination crop up in Yosemite, Yellowstone.
The two countries have tried for years to thoroughly assess aquifers along the border.
To build a new generation of farmers, one nonprofit wants states to forgive student loans.
See these rare color photographs of the early West.
Agency contractors were excavating debris at the old mining site when the river flooded with wastewater.
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