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Racism against Native Americans persists
Racism against Native Americans persists
A Rosebud Sioux woman reflects on the ways prejudice pervades Rapid City.
It's Endangered Species Day!
40 years on and the ESA continues to have growing pains
The danger of too much screentime, in and out of the woods
Stewardship demands boots on the ground, but will the next generation rise to the challenge?
Two tales of one river
The good and bad news for the Colorado
Pipeline paradox
Americans fear climate change yet support the Keystone XL
How can we sustainably fund our national parks?
A second century of greatness: Part 2
A second century of greatness
Part 1: Minorities and the future of national parks
Towards a greater Canyonlands
It's time to boost federal protection in Utah
Yea or nay?
Second call for bills affecting public lands in the West
Western States Survey says
Westerners, lawmakers at odds over natural resources
A tale of two rivers
Yosemite tries to balance preservation and public desire
What's the rush?
Watching Blackfeet oil and gas drilling near Glacier National Park
Natural resources and the fiscal cliff
What happens to land management agencies when sequestration kicks in
Senate calls a foul on Sportsmen's Act
A bipartisan conservation bill fails to pass
Instagram gratification
Interior's photo site captivates, with beautiful landscapes
Turning climate change talk to action
In the West, efforts to combat global warming
Of coal and cows in eastern Montana
Ranchers fear water pollution and lost supply as mines expand
Putting a price tag on existence
Changes to critical habitat designations under the Endangered Species Act could have a chilling effect
Wilderness limited
Are humans adaptable to crowding and a loss of solitude, even in wilderness areas?
Jaguar versus the copper mine
Jaguar versus the copper mine
Critical habitat for the cat could thwart Arizona's Rosemont mine
Hope on eight legs
The discovery of a new family of spiders is just one reason to feel optimism about the natural world
Desert solitaire: Las Vegas bets big on rural water
In the high stakes game of Western water supply, Las Vegas doubles down
Wheels of change
A new policy for bikes on national park trails
Seeing the (overcrowded) forest for the trees
Observing the profound transformation of the public lands we love
Putting the West on a low-carb(on) diet
The High Park fire and a clean energy economy
Water to the people
Reforming Colorado water law in the public interest
Debate over what makes a road rages on in Utah
The state sues for control and road access in public lands -- for recreation and extraction
Little grousing on the prairie
As drilling interest in the national grassland grows, few step up to protect it
Calling all citizen scientists
Getting out in the service of science builds connections to the land
Rethinking recreation in grizzly country
Last year's deaths and changing ecological factors point to a need for a new approach to hiker safety
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    Central Colorado Conservancy seeks a land management planner to facilitate the creation of a management plan for the Arkansas River Community (ARC) Preserve on a...
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    The new novel by Ray Ring, retired HCN senior editor, tackles racism in the wild, a story told by a rural White horsewoman and a...
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    Title: Digital Engagement Specialist Location: Salt Lake City Reports to: Communications Director Status, Salary & Benefits: Full-time, Non-Exempt. Salary & Benefits information below. Submission Deadline:...
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    Northern Michigan University seeks an outstanding leader to serve as its next Assistant Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion. With new NMU President Dr. Brock...
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    The Clark Fork Coalition seeks an exceptional leader to serve as its Executive Director. This position provides strategic vision and operational management while leading a...
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    Help uphold a groundbreaking legal agreement between a powerful mining corporation and the local communities impacted by the platinum and palladium mine in their backyard....
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    Whitman College seeks applicants for a tenure-track position in Indigenous Histories of the North American West, beginning August 2024, at the rank of Assistant Professor....
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    Dave and Me, by international racontuer and children's books author Rusty Austin, is a funny, profane and intense collection of short stories, essays, and poems...
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    Field seminars for adults in natural and human history of the northern Colorado Plateau, with lodge and base camp options. Small groups, guest experts.