The director of ‘How to Blow Up a Pipeline’ discusses the value of popular media for environmental ends and whether destroying pipelines is an act of self-defense.
Interview
A conversation with John Vaillant, author of ‘Fire Weather: A True Story from a Hotter World.’
A conversation with the sixth-grade activists behind Utah’s new state crustacean.
Denver’s Lisa Reyes Mason leads a new generation of social workers in helping communities adapt to the climate crisis.
The prolific filmmaker discusses his latest project and his attempt to make space for Indigenous voices.
How do 2023’s atmospheric rivers compare to past extremes and what can be expected in the future?
Meet Turkiya Lowe, the first Black person and the first woman to oversee history taught by the agency.
What would it look like to interpret the treaties as tribes understood them?
A Q&A with the Indigenous Land Alliance of Wyoming’s Yufna Soldier Wolf.
A sardonic social media account gains popularity from taking down sacred ski idols and imagining a future without snow.
As the Colorado River crisis worsens, an unregulated housing development faces a reckoning.
Read a Q&A with Yup’ik fisher and activist Alannah Hurley on the fight for Bristol Bay’s future.
A conversation with Natalie Koch, author of ‘Arid Empire: The Entangled Fates of Arabia and Arizona.’
A conversation with award-winning poet Nico Wilkinson.
The first Native national parks director talks tribal co-management, historical accuracy, harassment, and the fallacy of “wilderness.”
A conversation with Alan Heathcock about his latest novel ‘40.’
Artist June T Sanders on making images that soften and complicate the concepts of community and identity.
HCN caught up with the Democrat and first Alaska Native person in Congress to talk about balancing development and environmental protection.
The former director of the University of Montana’s creative writing program reflects on life with her late husband and the upcoming James Welch Native Lit Festival.
Native advocates share their hopes and relief after decades of fighting for their ancestral lands.
Four federal Indian law experts digest the Supreme Court’s ‘shocking‘ decision to grant state governments the power to prosecute crimes in Indian Country.
A new report shows Southern Oregon’s largest homeless shelter is led by a conversion-therapy proponent.
Leah Sottile investigates how an Idaho couple’s embrace of fringe Mormon beliefs led to multiple murder charges in her debut book, ‘When the Moon Turns to Blood.’
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