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Trending News: New Mexico’s Historic Acequias Confront a Dual Threat of Wildfire and Contaminated Water.Western Water Year of Extremes: From Parched Riverbeds to Flash Floods Highlights Climate ShiftArctic Voices Echoes of Loss and Resilience in the Face of Environmental ChangeFederal Proposal Threatens Western Landowner Rights Amidst Energy Deregulation Push.Frank Matsura: The Enigmatic Photographer Who Captured a Frontier Community’s Soul.Indigenous Nations Confront Federal Border Wall Threatening Sacred Arizona Oasis.President Trump Unleashes Sweeping Cuts to National Monuments, Dismantling Tribal Co-Management.Colorado River Management Framework Signals Shifting Water Landscape for Tribes.Oregon’s Black Music Legacy Echoes Through Albina’s Rich History.The Unseen Fortune: How Ordinary Moments Redefine Luck in an Age of DistractionMining execs bought big in company stock days before Bears Ears’ cutsSandia Pueblo Seeks Sacred Mountain Stewardship, Urging Federal Land Transfer for Enduring Protection.Great Salt Lake’s Descent Threatens Ecosystems, Economy, and Public Health.Spell for Binding the Center to a CenterBorderlands Botanist Gary Paul Nabhan Embodies Porous Boundaries in a Divided Landscape.High Horse: The Black Cowboy Series Reclaims a Vital Western NarrativeU.S. Accelerates Arctic Oil and Gas Development, Bypassing Environmental ReviewsAvangrid Withdraws Controversial Solar Project on Sacred Indigenous Lands in Washington State.California’s Aqueduct Empire: A Mid-Century Vision of Water Mastery Faces Modern Realities.Grand Canyon Faces Dual Threats of Catastrophic Floods and Severe DroughtArmando Veve Captures the Intricacies of Conversation on Special Issue Cover.Wyoming’s Political Seismic Shift: Public Lands Drive Unexpected Primary Outcomes.Toxic Algae Blooms Pose Growing Threat to Western WaterwaysQueer Arcana: Art, Magic, and Spirit Illuminate a Growing Trend in Spiritual Exploration.Montana’s Centennial Valley: A Crucial Hub in the Continental Fight to Save the Lesser Scaup.Deb Haaland’s vision for New Mexico comes from traditionScarlet Monkeyflowers Demonstrate Rapid Evolutionary Adaptation to Climate Change.Beyond Four Leaves: Reclaiming Attention and Redefining Luck in a Distracted World.Interior Department Redefines Endangered Species Act "Take" to Allow Accidental Killing, Sparking Widespread Alarm.A Quixotic Quest for Conservation Funding, a Dinosaur’s Grand Escape, and a Seaborne Feline Saga Captivate the American West.Atmospheric Researchers Unlock Hailstone Secrets in Groundbreaking StudyThe Enduring Battle for the American West: Land, Identity, and Power.Colorado’s Constitutional Amendment 83 Ignites Fierce Debate Over Wildlife Governance.In a warming world, wildflowers offer a warningAmargosa Opera House and Hotel Faces Existential Threat Amidst Climate Change and DecayNew Mexico Faces Escalating Climate Disasters, Driving Surge in Executive Orders and Financial StrainFederal Agents Dismantle Arizona Border Wall Protest, Toppling Sacred Cottonwood After 71-Day Stand-OffMaroon Bells Management Shift Ignites Public Lands Privatization Debate Amidst Federal Funding CrisisNevada Sues Federal Government Over Colorado River Management PlanNavajo Nation Solar Project Sparks Debate Over Local Benefits and Indigenous SovereigntyKlamath River Salmon Return Marks a New Era for Indigenous-Led RestorationArctic Alaska’s Lifeline Under Threat as Federal Protections Dissolve, Sparking Global Environmental and Indigenous Rights ConcernsAlaska Native Communities Brace for Impact as Resource Development Booms, Rekindling Historical Fears of Violence and Trafficking.Utah’s coal country pushes back against data centersThe 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott: A Living Document Forged in Catastrophe, Redefining Sovereignty in the Pacific Northwest.Montana Forges Path for Indigenous Education with Landmark Legal Settlement.Navigating the Outdoors: A Legacy of Resilience and the Enduring Quest for Safety and BelongingGrand Canyon Faces Dual Threats of Extreme Floods and Vanishing Water Levels.Tewa Artists Reclaim Sacred Landscape in Landmark Exhibition at Georgia O’Keeffe Museum.Tribal Nations Sue Over Narrowed Endangered Species Protections, Threatening Decades of Conservation Efforts and Sovereign Rights.Frijoles Fire Threatens Ancient Waterways and Agricultural Heritage in New MexicoWestern U.S. Faces Soaring Living Costs, Inspiring New Visions of Community Living.New Editorial Leadership Charts a Forward-Looking Course for High Country News, Emphasizing Deep Western Engagement and Collaborative ReportingArctic Echoes: A Poet’s Descent into the Shadows of Loss and Environmental RuinTwo-Thirds of Americans Express Climate Concern, Yet Actionable Understanding LagsFederal Proposal Threatens Landowner Rights and Environmental Oversight in Western Split Estates.A Japanese Immigrant’s Enduring Legacy: Frank Matsura’s Photographs Capture a Transforming West.Tohono O’odham fight border wall on sacred, sovereign landsPresident Trump Dismantles Bears Ears Tribal Commission Amid Sweeping Monument Reductions.New Federal Operating Guidelines Address Colorado River Drought While Tribal Water Rights Remain Complex.Portland’s Albina Neighborhood Preserves Rich Black Musical Heritage Through Community Archives.Mining execs bought big in company stock days before Bears Ears’ cutsPueblo of Sandia Seeks Sacred Mountain Land Transfer for Enhanced Cultural and Environmental Stewardship.D. 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Powell’s "Spell for Binding the Center to a Center" Offers a Profound Meditation on Earthly Connection and Spiritual Resilience.Santa Fe’s Enduring Struggle: A Timeless Reflection on Tourism, Community, and the Power of Persistent Journalism.The Borderlands Scholar Who Embodies Porous Connections."High Horse: The Black Cowboy" Illuminates Overlooked Western HistoryTrump Administration Fast-Tracks Arctic Drilling, Bypassing Key Environmental Reviews in Alaska’s Vast National Petroleum Reserve.Avangrid Abandons Badger Mountain Solar Project Amid Indigenous Sacred Site Concerns.Southwest Faces Potential Colorado River Water Cuts as New Management Plan EmergesCalifornia’s Aqueduct Empire: A Mid-Century Vision of Water Mastery and Its Enduring Legacy.Armando Veve Captures the Nuances of Conversation in Stunning Cover Art.Wyoming chooses public lands at the ballot boxGreat Salt Lake’s Decline Threatens Ecosystem and Human Health.Hexing AI slop with queer magicNavigating a Confluence of Environmental Crises and Societal Shifts Across the GlobeDeb Haaland Embodies Enduring Pueblo Resilience on Path to New Mexico Governorship.Toxic Algal Blooms Pose Growing Threat to Western WaterwaysScarlet Monkeyflower Reveals Astonishing Evolutionary Resilience in Face of Climate ChangeThe Centennial Valley Echoes: A Montana Project Illuminates Continental Waterfowl Conservation.U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Memo Sparks Alarm Over Endangered Species Act Rollback.Unconventional Fundraising, Roaming Dinosaurs, and Feline Flotillas: A Panorama of North American PeculiaritiesHow old battles over land, power and identity continue to shape the West’s politicsUnlocking Hailstone Secrets: A Scientific Quest to Understand and Mitigate a Costly Weather HazardAmargosa Opera House and Hotel Battles Elements and Time in the Mojave Desert.New Mexico’s Escalating Climate Emergencies Fuel Surge in Executive OrdersTexas and New Mexico Settle Decades-Long Rio Grande Water Dispute, Ushering in Era of Painful Cuts.Maroon Bells Management Shift Ignites Debate Over Public Lands Privatization Amid Federal Funding Crisis.Federal Agents Dismantle Lochiel Protest, Toppling Sacred "Grandmother Tree" for Border Wall Construction.In a warming world, wildflowers offer a warningNevada Launches Legal Challenge Against Federal Colorado River Management Plan.Navajo Nation Grapples with Complexities of Large-Scale Solar Development Amidst Local Skepticism.Klamath River’s Lifeline Returns: A Historic Salmon Resurgence Ignites Cultural Renewal.The Dalton Highway Corridor Faces a Critical Juncture as Ownership Shifts.Alaska Native communities brace for renewed resource boom, fearing historical patterns of violence and human trafficking.Montana’s landmark settlement champions Indigenous education, solidifying a constitutional promise for all students.Grand Canyon Faces Dual Threats of Extreme Floods and Vanishing Water.Navigating Nature: The Enduring Quest for Safety and Belonging in America’s OutdoorsSwinomish Tribe Leads Legal Challenge Against Federal Redefinition of Endangered Species Act, Highlighting Critical Habitat Protections.Tewa Artists Reclaim Ancestral Lands Through Art at Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
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Mon. Oct 19th, 2026
Trending News: New Mexico’s Historic Acequias Confront a Dual Threat of Wildfire and Contaminated Water.Western Water Year of Extremes: From Parched Riverbeds to Flash Floods Highlights Climate ShiftArctic Voices Echoes of Loss and Resilience in the Face of Environmental ChangeFederal Proposal Threatens Western Landowner Rights Amidst Energy Deregulation Push.Frank Matsura: The Enigmatic Photographer Who Captured a Frontier Community’s Soul.Indigenous Nations Confront Federal Border Wall Threatening Sacred Arizona Oasis.President Trump Unleashes Sweeping Cuts to National Monuments, Dismantling Tribal Co-Management.Colorado River Management Framework Signals Shifting Water Landscape for Tribes.Oregon’s Black Music Legacy Echoes Through Albina’s Rich History.The Unseen Fortune: How Ordinary Moments Redefine Luck in an Age of DistractionMining execs bought big in company stock days before Bears Ears’ cutsSandia Pueblo Seeks Sacred Mountain Stewardship, Urging Federal Land Transfer for Enduring Protection.Great Salt Lake’s Descent Threatens Ecosystems, Economy, and Public Health.Spell for Binding the Center to a CenterBorderlands Botanist Gary Paul Nabhan Embodies Porous Boundaries in a Divided Landscape.High Horse: The Black Cowboy Series Reclaims a Vital Western NarrativeU.S. Accelerates Arctic Oil and Gas Development, Bypassing Environmental ReviewsAvangrid Withdraws Controversial Solar Project on Sacred Indigenous Lands in Washington State.California’s Aqueduct Empire: A Mid-Century Vision of Water Mastery Faces Modern Realities.Grand Canyon Faces Dual Threats of Catastrophic Floods and Severe DroughtArmando Veve Captures the Intricacies of Conversation on Special Issue Cover.Wyoming’s Political Seismic Shift: Public Lands Drive Unexpected Primary Outcomes.Toxic Algae Blooms Pose Growing Threat to Western WaterwaysQueer Arcana: Art, Magic, and Spirit Illuminate a Growing Trend in Spiritual Exploration.Montana’s Centennial Valley: A Crucial Hub in the Continental Fight to Save the Lesser Scaup.Deb Haaland’s vision for New Mexico comes from traditionScarlet Monkeyflowers Demonstrate Rapid Evolutionary Adaptation to Climate Change.Beyond Four Leaves: Reclaiming Attention and Redefining Luck in a Distracted World.Interior Department Redefines Endangered Species Act "Take" to Allow Accidental Killing, Sparking Widespread Alarm.A Quixotic Quest for Conservation Funding, a Dinosaur’s Grand Escape, and a Seaborne Feline Saga Captivate the American West.Atmospheric Researchers Unlock Hailstone Secrets in Groundbreaking StudyThe Enduring Battle for the American West: Land, Identity, and Power.Colorado’s Constitutional Amendment 83 Ignites Fierce Debate Over Wildlife Governance.In a warming world, wildflowers offer a warningAmargosa Opera House and Hotel Faces Existential Threat Amidst Climate Change and DecayNew Mexico Faces Escalating Climate Disasters, Driving Surge in Executive Orders and Financial StrainFederal Agents Dismantle Arizona Border Wall Protest, Toppling Sacred Cottonwood After 71-Day Stand-OffMaroon Bells Management Shift Ignites Public Lands Privatization Debate Amidst Federal Funding CrisisNevada Sues Federal Government Over Colorado River Management PlanNavajo Nation Solar Project Sparks Debate Over Local Benefits and Indigenous SovereigntyKlamath River Salmon Return Marks a New Era for Indigenous-Led RestorationArctic Alaska’s Lifeline Under Threat as Federal Protections Dissolve, Sparking Global Environmental and Indigenous Rights ConcernsAlaska Native Communities Brace for Impact as Resource Development Booms, Rekindling Historical Fears of Violence and Trafficking.Utah’s coal country pushes back against data centersThe 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott: A Living Document Forged in Catastrophe, Redefining Sovereignty in the Pacific Northwest.Montana Forges Path for Indigenous Education with Landmark Legal Settlement.Navigating the Outdoors: A Legacy of Resilience and the Enduring Quest for Safety and BelongingGrand Canyon Faces Dual Threats of Extreme Floods and Vanishing Water Levels.Tewa Artists Reclaim Sacred Landscape in Landmark Exhibition at Georgia O’Keeffe Museum.Tribal Nations Sue Over Narrowed Endangered Species Protections, Threatening Decades of Conservation Efforts and Sovereign Rights.Frijoles Fire Threatens Ancient Waterways and Agricultural Heritage in New MexicoWestern U.S. Faces Soaring Living Costs, Inspiring New Visions of Community Living.New Editorial Leadership Charts a Forward-Looking Course for High Country News, Emphasizing Deep Western Engagement and Collaborative ReportingArctic Echoes: A Poet’s Descent into the Shadows of Loss and Environmental RuinTwo-Thirds of Americans Express Climate Concern, Yet Actionable Understanding LagsFederal Proposal Threatens Landowner Rights and Environmental Oversight in Western Split Estates.A Japanese Immigrant’s Enduring Legacy: Frank Matsura’s Photographs Capture a Transforming West.Tohono O’odham fight border wall on sacred, sovereign landsPresident Trump Dismantles Bears Ears Tribal Commission Amid Sweeping Monument Reductions.New Federal Operating Guidelines Address Colorado River Drought While Tribal Water Rights Remain Complex.Portland’s Albina Neighborhood Preserves Rich Black Musical Heritage Through Community Archives.Mining execs bought big in company stock days before Bears Ears’ cutsPueblo of Sandia Seeks Sacred Mountain Land Transfer for Enhanced Cultural and Environmental Stewardship.D. A. Powell’s "Spell for Binding the Center to a Center" Offers a Profound Meditation on Earthly Connection and Spiritual Resilience.Santa Fe’s Enduring Struggle: A Timeless Reflection on Tourism, Community, and the Power of Persistent Journalism.The Borderlands Scholar Who Embodies Porous Connections."High Horse: The Black Cowboy" Illuminates Overlooked Western HistoryTrump Administration Fast-Tracks Arctic Drilling, Bypassing Key Environmental Reviews in Alaska’s Vast National Petroleum Reserve.Avangrid Abandons Badger Mountain Solar Project Amid Indigenous Sacred Site Concerns.Southwest Faces Potential Colorado River Water Cuts as New Management Plan EmergesCalifornia’s Aqueduct Empire: A Mid-Century Vision of Water Mastery and Its Enduring Legacy.Armando Veve Captures the Nuances of Conversation in Stunning Cover Art.Wyoming chooses public lands at the ballot boxGreat Salt Lake’s Decline Threatens Ecosystem and Human Health.Hexing AI slop with queer magicNavigating a Confluence of Environmental Crises and Societal Shifts Across the GlobeDeb Haaland Embodies Enduring Pueblo Resilience on Path to New Mexico Governorship.Toxic Algal Blooms Pose Growing Threat to Western WaterwaysScarlet Monkeyflower Reveals Astonishing Evolutionary Resilience in Face of Climate ChangeThe Centennial Valley Echoes: A Montana Project Illuminates Continental Waterfowl Conservation.U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Memo Sparks Alarm Over Endangered Species Act Rollback.Unconventional Fundraising, Roaming Dinosaurs, and Feline Flotillas: A Panorama of North American PeculiaritiesHow old battles over land, power and identity continue to shape the West’s politicsUnlocking Hailstone Secrets: A Scientific Quest to Understand and Mitigate a Costly Weather HazardAmargosa Opera House and Hotel Battles Elements and Time in the Mojave Desert.New Mexico’s Escalating Climate Emergencies Fuel Surge in Executive OrdersTexas and New Mexico Settle Decades-Long Rio Grande Water Dispute, Ushering in Era of Painful Cuts.Maroon Bells Management Shift Ignites Debate Over Public Lands Privatization Amid Federal Funding Crisis.Federal Agents Dismantle Lochiel Protest, Toppling Sacred "Grandmother Tree" for Border Wall Construction.In a warming world, wildflowers offer a warningNevada Launches Legal Challenge Against Federal Colorado River Management Plan.Navajo Nation Grapples with Complexities of Large-Scale Solar Development Amidst Local Skepticism.Klamath River’s Lifeline Returns: A Historic Salmon Resurgence Ignites Cultural Renewal.The Dalton Highway Corridor Faces a Critical Juncture as Ownership Shifts.Alaska Native communities brace for renewed resource boom, fearing historical patterns of violence and human trafficking.Montana’s landmark settlement champions Indigenous education, solidifying a constitutional promise for all students.Grand Canyon Faces Dual Threats of Extreme Floods and Vanishing Water.Navigating Nature: The Enduring Quest for Safety and Belonging in America’s OutdoorsSwinomish Tribe Leads Legal Challenge Against Federal Redefinition of Endangered Species Act, Highlighting Critical Habitat Protections.Tewa Artists Reclaim Ancestral Lands Through Art at Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
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EPA Proposal Targets Tribal Authority Over Water Quality Protections
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EPA Proposal Targets Tribal Authority Over Water Quality Protections

The Environmental Protection Agency has put forward a proposal that could significantly curtail the authority of Native American tribes and states in regulating water quality for federal projects, a move…

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From Ingenious Wolves to Inclusive Trails: Unpacking North America’s Evolving Human-Nature Tapestry
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From Ingenious Wolves to Inclusive Trails: Unpacking North America’s Evolving Human-Nature Tapestry

A remarkable display of intelligence along the rugged coast of British Columbia has captivated the scientific community, prompting a re-evaluation of canine cognitive abilities. In 2023, environmental wardens of the…

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We need to talk about the pretendians in our midst
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  • February 4, 2026
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We need to talk about the pretendians in our midst

Navigating this intricate landscape is the central ambition of researcher Dina Gilio-Whitaker (Colville) in her groundbreaking new book, Who Gets to be Indian? The book confronts not only the pervasive…

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America’s Fading Footpaths: Climate Change and Underfunding Erase Vital Public Land Trails.
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  • February 3, 2026
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America’s Fading Footpaths: Climate Change and Underfunding Erase Vital Public Land Trails.

Across the United States, an invaluable network of historic and recreational trails, etched into diverse landscapes from California’s chaparral-clad ridgelines to the dense forests of the eastern seaboard, faces an…

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Oregon Poised for Landmark Vote on Biodiversity Funding Amidst Global Conservation Crisis.
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Oregon Poised for Landmark Vote on Biodiversity Funding Amidst Global Conservation Crisis.

As Oregon’s short legislative session convenes in early February, conservation advocates are making a renewed, urgent push to secure passage of a pivotal funding bill designed to safeguard the state’s…

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California’s Carrizo Plain: A Keystone Species’ Remarkable Comeback Story.
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California’s Carrizo Plain: A Keystone Species’ Remarkable Comeback Story.

As twilight bled into a deep September dusk, ecologist Ian Axsom moved with practiced urgency across the vast, sandy expanse of California’s Carrizo Plain. The air, still holding the day’s…

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Time Immemorial: Unearthing the Deep Past of Indigenous North America and Challenging Colonial Narratives
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  • February 3, 2026
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Time Immemorial: Unearthing the Deep Past of Indigenous North America and Challenging Colonial Narratives

The phrase "time immemorial" frequently appears in contemporary Indigenous affairs journalism, a seemingly innocuous term that, upon closer examination, carries profound historical, cultural, and political weight, challenging deeply entrenched Western…

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Alaska’s Resource Crossroads: A Battle for the Future of Energy, Environment, and Indigenous Lands.
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  • February 2, 2026
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Alaska’s Resource Crossroads: A Battle for the Future of Energy, Environment, and Indigenous Lands.

Over the past year, a relentless surge of high-profile development proposals, ranging from expansive oil fields and new mining roads to vast timber projects, has dramatically reshaped the national discourse,…

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Urban Landscapes Unveil Earth’s Ancient Chronicle in Stone.
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  • February 2, 2026
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Urban Landscapes Unveil Earth’s Ancient Chronicle in Stone.

Every bustling metropolis, from Seattle to Singapore, inadvertently transforms into an open-air museum of planetary history, its towering structures and foundational elements silently narrating billions of years of geological evolution.…

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Ansel Adams’ Unseen Lens: Confronting Beauty and Injustice in the American Landscape.
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Ansel Adams’ Unseen Lens: Confronting Beauty and Injustice in the American Landscape.

For decades, the name Ansel Adams has been synonymous with the pristine, awe-inspiring wilderness of the American West, his monumental black-and-white photographs shaping global perceptions of national parks and untamed…

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