Communities
With help from Pima County’s public libraries, Tucsonans grow urban gardens.
Plans for Colorado’s Camp Hale balance restoration and commemoration.
How the Trump administration has seized mythologies around coal.
A Rosebud Sioux woman reflects on the ways prejudice pervades Rapid City.
In July, ICE sent German foreign exchange students back home.
Researchers are working to document traditional ecological knowledge.
Churches that have long played a role in social justice are stepping up.
As companies experiment with “clean coal,” cheaper and cleaner fuels are taking over.
Longer growing seasons and food scarcity are turning more people to agriculture.
Scientists collaborate to mitigate climate impacts in the Northwest.
Western nations take action on climate change — and push for self-governance.
Try as they might, two new films can’t escape old tropes.
The two nations are poised to sign an updated water pact to deal with drought.
The proposed plan is unlikely to pass, but would bolster the Indian health system.
The maps are expensive to maintain and shaped by local politics.
In the Pacific Northwest, data shows people burn the places they love.
Romanticized histories promote rugged individualism, devoid of government help.
Reflecting on the life of José, a young undocumented immigrant.
A look back at how range science misled land managers.
The Wasatch Front faces drier times and a growing population, threatening the Great Salt Lake.
A look at the Elwha unleashed.
EPA budget cuts threaten to slow a long-overdue cleanup.
Feds move to accept land that would open access to the Sabinoso Wilderness
