A desolate Oregon landscape offers lessons on the modern wild.
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The Trump administration wants a road built through an Alaska wildlife refuge for medical needs – but commerce may be the real reason.
Blooms can still be found in the West’s news desert.
At Washington’s Hanford nuclear site, failing infrastructure and make-do plans as the West prepares for a new round of radioactivity.
One of the West’s most beloved authors revisits Great Salt Lake.
Aaron A. Abeyta on his family’s shadowy past in New Mexico
The tribal push for a Bears Ears monument raises thorny questions of homeland and sovereignty.
Democrats hope increased Latino turnout will upset Republican dominance in the state.
Through the present and past of a border town, on the trail of literary legend José Revueltas.
Alexander von Humboldt and the spread of Aedes aegypti.
The very economic decline that contributed to their closure is likely to be worsened by their disappearance.
Patrick Gonzalez walks the walk when it comes to climate action.
The agency is trying to hire more racially diverse staff — but can’t seem to make headway.
Missteps and conflict between the state and the feds have hounded the recovery of Arizona and New Mexico’s remaining wolf packs.
A historic legal victory could give Alaska tribes more control over their fish, wildlife and homelands.
Can one man’s pie-in-the-sky idea save one of the West’s most iconic and underloved rivers?
A former sports writer tries to find a place for himself in the outdoors.
In Oregon, a cluster of lakes is drying up — with dire impacts for the millions of migrating birds that survive off them.
Women in the male-dominated world of wildland firefighting still face harassment, abuse and sexism.
How the Animas River disaster forced Silverton to face its pollution problem — and its destiny.
For over a century, federal law has split Native American land holdings into tiny pieces. A settlement unites some of the splinters, but at a steep cost.
A Westerner traces the roots – and meaning – of the Oregon occupation.
Dedicated volunteers fight to preserve one of the trails that brought settlers west.
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