An angler documents his pursuit of the uglier species.
Rivers & Lakes
Clean water repeal moves forward
The public can now weigh in on the Trump administration’s regulatory rollback.
A network of trails that spans the country
The National Trails System, by the numbers.
How collaboration can save the Colorado River
Different interests must align for a successful restoration.
The Colorado River is shrinking because of climate change
A long-term drought threatens Western cities’ water supplies.
Latest: Washington to restore salmon habitat blocked by culverts
The state has 15 years to comply.
Death on the river
As summer rafting season begins, safe passage to all river runners.
Climate change is shrinking the West’s water supply
Three new studies show dry times ahead.
Latest: Dam on Yellowstone River moves ahead
The effects on the pallid sturgeon remain uncertain.
What is owed to a damaged river?
A new book illustrates the Duwamish’s difficult path to recovery.
Photos: Canada’s coal flows into Montana’s streams
Can U.S. pressure change a toxic legacy along this selenium-polluted river?
Without a drought, California takes stock
Infrastructure issues, dry wells and other troubles still linger across the Golden State.
The battle over Montana’s vacant House seat
A banjo-playing Democrat and a tech-industry Republican are fighting to fill Ryan Zinke’s spot.
Go North, young woman
In a place no one can see you, you can see yourself more clearly.
Where the wild things swim — again
In a borderlands river, improved water quality allows an endangered fish to return.
Naked in the desert
The sunburned, imperfect and deeper wild of the human body.
River of healing
How a group of veterans found solace on the River of No Return.
It’s wrong to blame the EPA for the Gold King spill
Without the private sector, neither the mine nor its toxic legacy would exist.
Latest: Future mining blocked around the Kalmiopsis
The moratorium will extend for 20 years.
Peace River flood survivors live with a dam’s disruptive legacy
Tensions remain between residents and the hydropower company responsible for the event.
