To make change, leaders say the U.N. system needs to do a better job elevating Indigenous voices.
At U.N. forum, Indigenous leaders say colonialism and market forces are destroying the planet
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Orientalism and the West at Denver Art Museum
The museum’s ‘Near East to Far West’ exhibition asks critical questions about the colonial context of Western art but misses something important.
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Inside the fight to save a beleaguered butterfly
In 2020, the population count of the Behren’s silverspot was zero. That didn’t stop Clint Pogue.
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Tenacious specimens of the Grand Canyon
In the 1930s, two women risked their lives to record a scientific survey of the region’s plants.
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How a dinosaur is redefining a rural coal town
The 74 million-year-old fossil of Walter the hadrosaur brings paleo-tourism to Craig, Colorado.
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Where the first spring harvest relies on a still-frozen ocean
In coastal Western Alaska, wildlife and humans alike rely on good, thick ice.
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Climate change is changing public health
In Washington, a new team of epidemiologists is preparing for a hotter, smokier future.
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Seeking sanctuary on a warming planet
Scientists look to identify, map and preserve climate change refugia.
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Who gets a say in tribal treaty hunting?
In Wyoming, everybody wants influence over off-rez hunting — and nobody’s happy.
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Alaska Natives are underserved by emergency translation services
A FEMA contractor’s incompetence in Alaska Native languages highlights a systemic problem.
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‘We need to touch the earth’
#iamthewest: Giving voice to the people that make up communities in the region.
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Good drones, coyote living and a cow-chip lottery
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region.
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The spirit of the Rillito
‘New animism’ seeks a connection to nature’s pulse.
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The illusion of discovery
How understanding our past can strengthen our future.
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Meet up with the HCN community
And send us your bumper sticker ideas!
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The many ways to see a story
Acclaimed Indigenous author Debra Magpie Earling returns with a new novel.
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The artist and the harpooner
In Micah McCarty’s art, the past and future are one, and the whales never left.
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A climate heist and revenge movie
‘How to Blow Up a Pipeline’ stands firm in its sympathetic framing of its protagonists, and then asks you to evaluate yourself.