Items by Rebecca Worby
Rangers tackle the conundrum of protecting loved-to-death wilderness.
Companies are hunting for lithium near Moab, Utah.
A heat wave, staffing changes, and more dear friends.
Dancers and artists inspired by Wallace Stegner celebrate the geography of hope.
What local leaders are saying about lesser-known areas as review nears its end.
So why aren’t we hearing about it?
The state Legislature extends groundbreaking climate legislation.
Proposed legislation would put logging ahead of environmental concerns.
A new volume of maps shows the evolution of how we understand geography.
A local court decision lands on the side of a 15,000-hen operation.
Who are the Westerners behind bills meant to weaken federal protections of land?
Trump’s push for nuclear security could send ripples across the region.
The works of painter Theodore Waddell, a rancher and Montanan.
If the initiative is successful, it could be a model for other states.
The Interior Secretary’s monument review is off to a complicated start.
The controversial, long-dormant project rears its head in Congress.
A new book illustrates the Duwamish’s difficult path to recovery.
New legislation could end a decade-long fight against oil and gas development.
Congress discusses how to prioritize the Park Service’s maintenance backlog.
As threats intensify, sportsmen emerge as a persuasive voice.
The Superfund site has been in clean-up since 1989.
The Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act grew out of successful collaboration in a complicated landscape.
Abstract photos offer an unsentimental beauty.
They see HR 622 as a complex and serious threat to public lands.
Grassroots efforts to fight land transfer bills have succeeded — for now.
