Features
How Veterans Stand squandered $1.4 million raised around the #NoDAPL protests.
Arctic people have been speaking with cetaceans for centuries — and scientists are finally taking note.
The Borderlands thrive on connections. What would it mean to sever them?
In one of the West’s biggest arguments, the battle lines are complicated and opaque.
How rural ‘constitutional’ peace officers are joining the war against the feds.
How a small-time mining dispute in Oregon readied a network of militias for the Malheur occupation.
The federal agency has been researching nonlethal means to protect livestock for decades. So why is it still killing so many carnivores?
Scientific inquiry is a process of constant revision. And revision is where the most intriguing discoveries happen.
Researchers look to Southwestern ranchers to learn why we share — and what happens when we don’t.
Did one of Nevada’s top water regulators try to cash in on the drought?
Its defenders won a long fight over water with Los Angeles. Now, drought is raising new questions about its future.
Where ‘keep it in the ground’ meets ‘keep the lights on.’
Industrial solar and wind endanger wildlife but are getting more support than ever.
Alaska’s pragmatic senator wants to reshape America’s energy policy.
The Mountain Maidu return to their valley, but the work of reclamation never ends.
A writer finds that Colorado small-town life and Mongolian mishaps strengthen her human connections.
Scientists zero in on the culprits behind a giant plume of greenhouse gases.
Will an unprecedented collaborative effort and lots of tax dollars be enough to finally save sage grouse?
After one record-setting wildfire, a Washington county prepares for more.
A biking boom in Sedona, Arizona, forces locals to ask: Is there room for all these people?
We’re better than ever at understanding the dangers of avalanches. So why can’t we avoid them?
Forget the hype. In the global rush for energy-critical elements, our region can't compete.
To save the greatest number of species, should we focus on the most common?
Today's Featured Stories
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GILA NATIONAL FOREST 9+ acre inholding. Passive solar strawbale off the grid and next to the Continental Divide Trail in ponderosa pine/doug fir forest at 7400.
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HIRING BEARS EARS EDUCATION CENTER DIRECTOR Conservation nonprofit Friends of Cedar Mesa in Bluff, Utah is hiring an Education Center Director to oversee the operation of the Bears Ears Education Center....
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PROGRAM MANAGER, SUSTAINING FLOWS Friends of the Verde River, Cottonwood, AZ. Apply at https://verderiver.org/employment-opportunities/
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PROGRAM ASSOCIATE - VERDE RIVER EXCHANGE Verde River Exchange - Friends of the Verde River, Cottonwood, AZ. Apply at https://verderiver.org/employment-opportunities/
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CODE COMPLIANCE OFFICER Teton County Planning & Building is hiring! Our ideal candidate is a team-player, a problem-solver, pays attention to detail, and can clearly communicate technical material...
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ARCHITECTURE DRAFTSPERSON/PROJECT MANAGER Studio Architects is seeking a full time Architectural drafts-person/project manager with1-3 years of experience to join our firm. At Studio Architects our mission is to...
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ASSISTANT MANAGER/TRAINEE, COLORADO RANCH needed for 16,000+ acre conservation property in south central Colorado. Qualified candidate would have experience working on a ranch or wilderness property, general forestry/fire management... -
FARM HAND &/OR NANNY IN ESCALANTE Nanny for 18-mnth-old. Yearly salary, vacation, health insurance. Spanish/other foreign-language native spkr prefrrd. -
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Washington Association of Land Trusts seeks an ED to build on WALTs significant success & to lead the association to new levels of achievement. See...
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BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM STRAWBALE HOME IN WESTERN COLORADO! Secluded, energy efficient Southwestern home on 40 wooded acres. Broker - Rand Porter - United Country Real Colorado Properties. 970-261-1248, $425K
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FORMER RETREAT CENTER/CONSERVATION PROPERTY FOR SALE 57 acres in Skull Valley, AZ, 17 miles from Prescott, year-round creek, swimming holes, secluded canyon, hiking/meditation trails, oaks, pines, garden, greenhouse. House, office building,...
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ARIZONA PUBLIC LANDS ORGANIZER Title: Public Lands Organizer About the Arizona Wildlife Federation (AWF) The AWF is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating, inspiring, and assisting individuals and organizations...
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HISTORIC RANCH HOME W/ 20 ACRES Historic 1893 Ranch Headquarters. 4 Bdrm, 3.5 Ba, 4000 ft2. Remodeled 2002. Includes 2 studio apts, stables, arena, workshop, 5 RV hookups. Chirachua & Peloncillo... -
VICE PRESIDENT OF RETAIL OPERATIONS The Vice President of Retail Operations will provide overall leadership and accountability for purchasing, product development, merchandising planning, visual merchandising, retail operational excellence, oversight and...
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ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Grand Staircase Escalante Partners seeks an experienced fundraiser with excellent communication and organizational skills.
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MS ACCESS DATABASE PROGRAMER Looking for an access programmer. Contract position. Send resume with references and rates to: [email protected] www.prospace.biz -
PROGRAM MANAGER position in Phoenix with the Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy.
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ROADS END CABIN NEAR YELLOWSTONE Vaulted ceilings, two fireplaces, two bedrooms, loft, jetted tub, wifi. Forest, mountain views. Wildlife. [email protected]
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ACCOUNTING CLERK Our director is seeking to employ the services of an Accounting Clerk to assist with various accounting and administrative tasks. This is a great opportunity... -
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, COMMUNITY RADIO PROJECT Community Radio Project, Cortez, CO (KSJD & the Sunflower Theatre). Visit ksjd.org and click on the Executive Director search link. CRP is an EOE.