For the past 33 years, Susan Ahalt has run one of the only bird rehabilitation facilities in the state.
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Voices from an uprising
Portraits from Los Angeles’ Black Lives Matter demonstrations.
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Cordova’s longest road, just 36 miles, provides a lifeline for rural Alaskans
Photos explore life on the Copper River Highway.
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A family starts anew amid COVID-19
Mountain View, California, offers a ‘safe lot’ for RV dwellers.
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On the deep human need to be outside
The isolation of COVID-19 has made the outdoors even more important.
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Perpetual ‘manifest destiny’ on the shores of Santa Monica
A photographer examines westward expansion in tourist-saturated California.
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Protesting immigrant detention during a pandemic
Will new forms of collective action lead to permanent societal changes?
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Jackson, whole: Community persists with an uncertain future
COVID-19 upends a Wyoming resort town.
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Arizona steelworkers continue strike despite COVID-19
After more than a decade without a raise, workers are asking for a better contract.
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Colonial Spain tried to erase them, but the Genízaro persevere
A photographer captures the fortitude of the Genízaro Pueblo of Abiquiú community.
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Safe at home in Los Angeles
Even under restrictions, the city shines for all to see.
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The last shovel racers
After four decades, a ski resort drops a beloved tradition.
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The two castles of Austin, Nevada
Tycoons, turrets and the hidden history of a tiny desert town.
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The Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians celebrates federal recognition
The tribal nation in Montana is the 574th to be recognized by the United States.
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Only in death do some deported veterans return home
Military service comes with no guarantees of citizenship.
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Enjoy a front-row seat at Diné Pride’s Christmas drag show
More than 200 people attended the event to raise money for scholarships.
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Where does ‘the West’ begin?
When it comes to the myths and images of the West, Fort Worth, Texas, has created a cottage industry.
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Photos explore the eerie and erotic of public lands
David Benjamin Sherry, Terry Tempest Williams and Bill McKibben celebrate what could be lost to Trump’s monument rollbacks.
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A retired WWII pilot photographs ‘the saga of fallen flesh’
Anne Noggle documents herself and other aging women with respect and a touch of wry humor.
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A canoe journey to Alcatraz on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
The event celebrates the 50th anniversary of the San Francisco Bay island’s occupation.