Giving a 6-year-old fire-tending responsibilities is good for the whole family.
Writers on the Range
Writers on the Range was a project of High Country News from 1998 to 2018. It is now an independent nonprofit organization.
Allegations that the Forest Service enabled a culture of harassment were no surprise.
Recreation-based businesses like canoe guiding rely on continued protection for national monuments.
The gentling of “Africanized” bees in Mexico bodes well for beekeeping in the southern U.S.
Without a rule to prevent waste, living close to industry is difficult and dangerous.
People often assume private providers will be cheaper and more efficient; often the opposite is true.
The good times are over for the coal industry. It’s time to move on.
Public lands should be conserved — not exploited for short-term gain.
A few months ago, a coyote ate one of our cats. But I would never kill it for revenge.
Climate change solutions are socially and politically divisive, but they needn’t be.
It’s time to peruse seed catalogues and plan for the gardening months of summer.
“I never really considered the concept of public lands until I moved to Iowa.”
Thousands of small-scale marijuana growers could be replaced by Big Ag.
Mental illness exists everywhere in the world, of course, but mass shootings do not.
A writer muses on a recent loss of confidence in the West’s rail system.
School shootings raise a question that once seemed settled in Mancos, Colorado.
President Donald Trump’s reversals of decades of immigration policy bring families to the brink of exile.
In Alaska, sustainable recreation dollars help advocates for protected areas.
At University of Montana, students foster a conservation vision for the future.
Are you the political equivalent of an armadillo, ant or tiger?
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