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Trending News: Alaska’s public lands are a political battlegroundUrban Landscapes Reveal Earth’s Ancient Geological Saga.Culinary Musings: Navigating the Art of Hosting and the Nuances of DessertNarsiso Martinez Illuminates the Lives of Farmworkers Through Art on Discarded Produce Boxes.Tucson Embraces "Reconciliation Ecology" to Revitalize Urban Waterways.Joshua Hood Transforms Pacific Yew into Legacy and LifewayTucson Embraces "Reconciliation Ecology" to Revitalize Urban Landscapes.Salmon Return to Klamath Headwaters One Year After Historic Dam Removals.Federal Aid Efforts for Alaska Native Communities Embroiled in AI and Language Sovereignty Debate Amid New Disaster.Jock Soto’s Journey From Diné-Puerto Rican Roots to Ballet Stardom Inspires a New Generation.Imperiled Frog Emerges as Unlikely Sentinel Against Oil Drilling Near Denver SuburbsColorado River Crisis Deepens as States Fail to Agree on Crucial Water Management Plan.The Vanishing Quills: Unraveling the Mystery of the Porcupine’s Disappearance Across the American West.Billionaires and Corporations Reap Billions in Federal Subsidies from Public Land Grazing ProgramsRediscovering Idaho’s First Feature Film: A Century Later, "Told in the Hills" Emerges from Obscurity Amidst Unforeseen ChallengesNew Era Energy & Digital Plans Gigawatt-Scale AI Data Center Hub in New Mexico.New Mexico Faces Landmark Constitutional Challenge Over Fossil Fuel Pollution.Federal Land Management Faces Intensifying Political Pressure from Ranching Interests.Jess Walter’s New Novel Explores Echoes of Ruby Ridge in Contemporary AmericaGrazing Permits on Western Public Lands Face Diminished Oversight Amidst Staff Shortages and Regulatory LoopholesTribal Gaming Fuels Economic Empowerment and Sovereign Futures for Native American Nations.Yosemite Wildlife: A Call to Action Amidst Environmental PerilThe Fire in the Mountains Festival Forges Community and Hope on Blackfeet Nation.Inside California’s wild Christmas tree harvestThe 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public lands are a political battleground"The Last Supper" Exhibition Humanizes Capital Punishment Through Culinary Detail.Montana: A Haven of Remoteness, Natural Beauty, and Unexpected Companionship.Culinary Musings: A Contemplation of Hospitality and GastronomyNarsiso Martinez: Elevating Farmworker Dignity Through Art.A New Ecological Philosophy Emerges in Tucson: Reimagining Urban Habitats Through Reconciliation.Joshua Hood Sees a Lifeway in Pacific Yew, Reviving Indigenous Archery Traditions.Reconciliation Ecology: Tucson’s Innovative Approach to Urban NatureSalmon Return to Klamath Headwaters After Historic Dam Removals.Alaska’s Remote Villages Confront a Digital Divide in Disaster Aid as AI Enters Indigenous Language Translation.U.S. Congress Advances Landmark Legislation to Confront Escalating Wildfire Crisis Across Federal ForestsJock Soto’s Journey from Indigenous Roots to Ballet Icon Inspires a New Generation.Colorado River Water Management Plan Deadline Looms Amidst 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Mon. Jan 26th, 2026
Trending News: Alaska’s public lands are a political battlegroundUrban Landscapes Reveal Earth’s Ancient Geological Saga.Culinary Musings: Navigating the Art of Hosting and the Nuances of DessertNarsiso Martinez Illuminates the Lives of Farmworkers Through Art on Discarded Produce Boxes.Tucson Embraces "Reconciliation Ecology" to Revitalize Urban Waterways.Joshua Hood Transforms Pacific Yew into Legacy and LifewayTucson Embraces "Reconciliation Ecology" to Revitalize Urban Landscapes.Salmon Return to Klamath Headwaters One Year After Historic Dam Removals.Federal Aid Efforts for Alaska Native Communities Embroiled in AI and Language Sovereignty Debate Amid New Disaster.Jock Soto’s Journey From Diné-Puerto Rican Roots to Ballet Stardom Inspires a New Generation.Imperiled Frog Emerges as Unlikely Sentinel Against Oil Drilling Near Denver SuburbsColorado River Crisis Deepens as States Fail to Agree on Crucial Water Management Plan.The Vanishing Quills: Unraveling the Mystery of the Porcupine’s Disappearance Across the American West.Billionaires and Corporations Reap Billions in Federal Subsidies from Public Land Grazing ProgramsRediscovering Idaho’s First Feature Film: A Century Later, "Told in the Hills" Emerges from Obscurity Amidst Unforeseen ChallengesNew Era Energy & Digital Plans Gigawatt-Scale AI Data Center Hub in New Mexico.New Mexico Faces Landmark Constitutional Challenge Over Fossil Fuel Pollution.Federal Land Management Faces Intensifying Political Pressure from Ranching Interests.Jess Walter’s New Novel Explores Echoes of Ruby Ridge in Contemporary AmericaGrazing Permits on Western Public Lands Face Diminished Oversight Amidst Staff Shortages and Regulatory LoopholesTribal Gaming Fuels Economic Empowerment and Sovereign Futures for Native American Nations.Yosemite Wildlife: A Call to Action Amidst Environmental PerilThe Fire in the Mountains Festival Forges Community and Hope on Blackfeet Nation.Inside California’s wild Christmas tree harvestThe Rocky Mountain Winter Arrives with Lingering Rain and Growing AnxietyWashington’s Development Boom Threatens Indigenous Heritage as Legal Loopholes Persist.National Monuments Serve as Critical Safeguards for Drinking Water Amidst Threats of Industrial Expansion.The Sound of Resilience: Indigenous Youth Find Solace and Strength in Heavy MetalWashington State Reels From Devastating Atmospheric Rivers and Widespread FloodingMontana’s Water Quality Standards Shift, Raising Environmental ConcernsColorado Grapples with Its Dark Past as "Peace Keepers" Memorial Nears Completion, Signaling a Deeper Path to Reconciliation.Interior Department Official Holds Financial Ties to Controversial Thacker Pass Lithium MineGeologic Time Offers Profound Insights into Earth’s Past, Present, and Future.Lessons from an Ice Age Survivor: Pronghorn Offer Insights into a Changing WorldImpact of the Past: Asteroid Strike Reshaped Grand Canyon’s Ancient WatersCongress Rejects Draconian Cuts, Approves Compromise Spending Bill for Key Environmental and Science Agencies.Echoes of Deep Time: How Ancient Landscapes Shape Modern Understanding in the American WestNetflix’s ‘Train Dreams’ Adaptation Reflects Contemporary Anxieties Amidst a Century of Wilderness Exploitation.Federal Subsidies Fuel Vast Public Lands Grazing Amid Environmental Concerns and Wealth Concentration.“Legend-dairy” mountain peaks, visiting bears and remembering a blubbery blowoutCosmic Perspective: Reconciling Humanity’s Brief Existence with the Universe’s Deep Time.Altadena’s Ash-Scarred Landscape Reveals a Deeper Struggle for Environmental Justice and Equitable Recovery.Pacific Palisades Grapples with Aftermath as Resilient Workforce Confronts Devastation.Navigating the Complexities of Indigenous Identity in a Colonial Landscape.Lawmakers call for an investigation into Interior’s Karen Budd-FalenCalifornia’s Vanishing Trails: A System Eroding Under Climate Change and Neglect.What does ‘time immemorial’ really mean?Alaska’s public lands are a political battleground"The Last Supper" Exhibition Humanizes Capital Punishment Through Culinary Detail.Montana: A Haven of Remoteness, Natural Beauty, and Unexpected Companionship.Culinary Musings: A Contemplation of Hospitality and GastronomyNarsiso Martinez: Elevating Farmworker Dignity Through Art.A New Ecological Philosophy Emerges in Tucson: Reimagining Urban Habitats Through Reconciliation.Joshua Hood Sees a Lifeway in Pacific Yew, Reviving Indigenous Archery Traditions.Reconciliation Ecology: Tucson’s Innovative Approach to Urban NatureSalmon Return to Klamath Headwaters After Historic Dam Removals.Alaska’s Remote Villages Confront a Digital Divide in Disaster Aid as AI Enters Indigenous Language Translation.U.S. Congress Advances Landmark Legislation to Confront Escalating Wildfire Crisis Across Federal ForestsJock Soto’s Journey from Indigenous Roots to Ballet Icon Inspires a New Generation.Colorado River Water Management Plan Deadline Looms Amidst Deadlocked NegotiationsThe Silent Disappearance: Western Porcupines Vanish, Threatening Ecosystems and Indigenous HeritageHow we reported Free Range, our grazing investigationTold in the Hills Rediscovered: A Century-Old Idaho Film’s Journey from Obscurity to Restoration Amidst Funding Battles.Federal Grazing Program Subsidizes Billionaires and Fuels Industry Consolidation.Northern Leopard Frogs Emerge as Unexpected Obstacle to Proposed Oil and Gas Development Near Denver Suburbs.New Mexico Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Climate Case Challenging State’s Fossil Fuel Policies and Protecting Indigenous RightsPolitical Pressure Intensifies, Undermining Environmental Stewardship on America’s Public Grazing Lands.Jess Walter Revisits Ruby Ridge’s Enduring Legacy in New Novel.Federal Grazing Permits Face Diminished Oversight Amidst Staff Cuts and Regulatory LoopholesThe big data center buildupThe Enduring Resilience: How Native American Gaming Fuels Sovereignty and National Prosperity.Yosemite Wildlife: A Timeless Call to Protect America’s Iconic EcosystemsFire in the Mountains: How Heavy Metal Found a Sanctuary on the Blackfeet NationWild Red Firs: A Race Against Time on the High SlopesWinter’s Disappearing Act: A Skier’s Growing Dread as the Snowline RecedesWashington State’s Esteemed Archaeological Protections Falter Against Relentless Development, Exposing Gaps in Indigenous Heritage Preservation.National Monuments Serve as Critical Water Sanctuaries for Millions Across the U.S.Blackfeet Nation Embraces Heavy Music as a Tool for Resilience and HealingWashington State Reels from Devastating Atmospheric Rivers and Widespread FloodingMontana Reverses Decades of Water Protection, Embracing Looser StandardsColorado Confronts its Past: The Deep Wounds of Sand Creek and the Path to Reconciliation.Federal Official’s Financial Ties to Controversial Thacker Pass Lithium Mine Spark Conflict of Interest Concerns.Wyoming’s Ancient Archives: A Deep Dive into Earth’s Enduring Geological Memory.Pronghorn: Ancient Survivors Navigating a Rapidly Warming World.A Quiet Alaskan Town Becomes the Unlikely Epicenter of a National Voting Rights Battle.Congress Approves Key Funding for Environmental and Science Agencies, Defying Deeper Executive Cuts.Weathering Time: A Deep Journey Through Geological Eras and Human Legacy.Beyond the Bark: Unmasking the Hidden Consensus in Gray Wolf Conservation6 takeaways from our public-lands grazing investigationQuirky Encounters and Enduring Legends: Unforgettable Moments Across the American West.A wilderness warrior to the coreGrand Staircase-Escalante National Monument: A Priceless Chronicle of Earth’s Past Under Threat.The Complex Intersections of Identity, Fraud, and Colonial Legacy in Indigenous North America.Ashes of Affluence: The Unseen Laborers Rebuilding Post-Wildfire Pacific Palisades.Altadena Confronts a Stark New Reality as Wildfire Recovery Exposes Deep-Seated Inequities and Threatens Community Identity.Cascades frogs vanished from Lassen Volcanic National Park in 2007. Now, they’re back.Tanya Atwater’s Groundbreaking Work Revolutionized Our Understanding of Earth’s Dynamic Crust.Unearthing Deep Time: Reclaiming Indigenous Narratives Beyond Colonial Constructs."The Last Supper" Exhibition Humanizes Capital Punishment Through Culinary Last Requests.Montana Beckons: An Escape to Remoteness and a Life Among the Flock
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When A & D Come to Dinner: A Culinary Meditation on Memory and Desire.
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When A & D Come to Dinner: A Culinary Meditation on Memory and Desire.

The anticipation of guests, specifically A and D, ignites a culinary contemplation, a dance between past experiences and future possibilities. The previous encounter featured a hearty minestrone soup and a…

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Tucson Embraces "Reconciliation Ecology" to Revitalize Urban Landscapes
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Tucson Embraces "Reconciliation Ecology" to Revitalize Urban Landscapes

In Tucson, Arizona, a quiet yet profound ecological movement has been steadily taking root for decades, advocating for a reimagining and reconnection with local landscapes. Rather than solely focusing on…

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Senator Mike Lee’s Persistent Push to Reshape Public Land Policy Draws Sharp Criticism.
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  • December 27, 2025
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Senator Mike Lee’s Persistent Push to Reshape Public Land Policy Draws Sharp Criticism.

Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee has once again ignited controversy with legislative proposals that critics contend are thinly veiled attempts to undermine federal land protections, pivoting from a recent, failed…

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Artist Narsiso Martinez Illuminates Farmworker Lives Through Recycled Produce Art.
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Artist Narsiso Martinez Illuminates Farmworker Lives Through Recycled Produce Art.

Narsiso Martinez, a contemporary artist born in Oaxaca, Mexico, in 1977, has carved a unique niche in the art world by transforming discarded produce packing materials into powerful visual narratives.…

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Tucson Embraces Reconciliation Ecology: Rethinking Urban Landscapes and Human Connection to Nature
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  • December 27, 2025
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Tucson Embraces Reconciliation Ecology: Rethinking Urban Landscapes and Human Connection to Nature

In Tucson, Arizona, a profound ecological paradigm shift has been quietly unfolding for decades, moving beyond traditional habitat restoration to champion a new approach: reconciliation ecology. This movement encourages inhabitants…

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Trump’s "Energy Dominance" Agenda Faces Headwinds as Market Forces Favor Renewables Over Fossil Fuels.
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Trump’s "Energy Dominance" Agenda Faces Headwinds as Market Forces Favor Renewables Over Fossil Fuels.

Former President Donald Trump’s pursuit of "energy dominance," a concept he frequently champions, represents a striking continuity in American energy policy, albeit with a distinctive rebranding. While the term itself…

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The Bow Maker’s Legacy: Indigenous Archery Reimagined for a New Generation
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  • December 27, 2025
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The Bow Maker’s Legacy: Indigenous Archery Reimagined for a New Generation

When Joshua Hood encounters a Pacific yew tree, his perspective transcends the mere potential for crafting a bow; he perceives a profound intergenerational connection, a contemplative exploration of equilibrium, tension,…

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Salmon Return to Klamath Headwaters One Year After Historic Dam Removals
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  • December 27, 2025
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Salmon Return to Klamath Headwaters One Year After Historic Dam Removals

One year after the largest dam removal project in history, salmon have successfully returned to the headwaters of the Klamath River, a significant achievement marking their first appearance in these…

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Can AI translate Native languages in times of disaster?
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  • December 27, 2025
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Can AI translate Native languages in times of disaster?

Julia Jimmie, a Yup’ik translator working with KYUK, expressed her profound disappointment, stating that the unintelligible materials made her believe "someone somewhere thought that nobody spoke or understood our language…

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Bipartisan Bill Aims to Revolutionize Federal Wildfire and Forest Management Across Nearly 200 Million Acres.
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  • December 27, 2025
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Bipartisan Bill Aims to Revolutionize Federal Wildfire and Forest Management Across Nearly 200 Million Acres.

The "Fix Our Forests Act," a landmark piece of legislation, stands on the precipice of becoming law after securing broad bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, promising to…

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