Wildlife cameras may be key to understanding the threatened species’ response to climate change.
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That could doom the state’s plan to fight climate change with the help of nature.
In western Arizona, the push for EVs threatens the Hualapai Tribe’s religious practices.
The first step? Don’t panic.
The hastily approved project went forward without comment from the Fort McDermitt Paiute Shoshone Tribe.
Oak Flat has been an important location to Indigenous peoples for millennia.
In a mountain range too steep to cross, DHS is spending millions of dollars on five miles of border wall.
Amid a raging fire season and pandemic, the Western U.S. seeks experienced fire crews to battle its conflagrations.
The Yaqui catfish was going extinct. Then came the border wall.
California food banks are struggling with an overwhelming need and ongoing recession.
‘Government support is going to be vital.’
Get lit, howl and mind your paws.
To truly know a place, seek out its hidden histories.
In one of the West’s harshest penal systems, incarcerated wildfire fighters learn to see themselves anew.
Can newly elected progressives convince party leaders to embrace a bold climate agenda?
Resilience depends on economics and history as much as fuel.
Worried that the original monument designation may stand, Utah wants to jump into the fray.
By charging more for nonessential gallons, cities could keep water affordable for everyone.
States say the birds have economic, cultural and ecological value.
Now the agency must reconsider protections for the rare Pacific fisher.
The West’s climate is changing too quickly for some species to keep up. Should people intervene?
In Arizona, a humanitarian crisis spurs researchers to find new ways of identifying migrant remains.
Instead of restoring the past, ecologists are increasingly focused on the future.
Dams, invasive species and roadways. All this, so I could go fishing.
With scant data on risk, Republicans push to open a ‘perfect’ mining opportunity.
Jonathan ‘Peck’ Overpeck studies climate change — and tweets about it, too.
Beleagured by investigations, the EPA chief continues to unravel protections.
Shifts in coastal weather systems could make the West’s species less resilient.
Susan Combs, who will oversee the service, has likened endangered species to incoming missiles.
As Trump’s wall lurches forward, ‘BioBlitz’ records the Borderlands’ biodiversity.
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