Utah’s Orchards Devastated by Unprecedented Spring Freeze
On a sun-drenched May afternoon in Utah County, where leafy peach trees usually signal the abundance of a thriving orchard, Tim Crandall found himself searching for a single surviving fruit.…
On a sun-drenched May afternoon in Utah County, where leafy peach trees usually signal the abundance of a thriving orchard, Tim Crandall found himself searching for a single surviving fruit.…
In a remarkable testament to ecological resilience and dedicated human intervention, Putah Creek in California is experiencing an unexpected resurgence of chinook salmon, a species long absent from its waters.…
Last fall, the groundbreaking on the Velvet-Wood uranium mine in the geologically significant sandstone deposits of San Juan County, Utah, marked a pivotal moment in federal land management policy, becoming…
Dry mud tracks mar the deep red and green carpets of the Amargosa Hotel and Opera House lobby, a constant reminder of the persistent environmental challenges faced by this unique…
Chris Casad, a 38-year-old farmer in Central Oregon, rises before dawn on the property he purchased nine years ago, a farm that once yielded tons of potatoes but now lies…
Hundreds of delegates representing diverse Indigenous nations from across the globe have gathered at the United Nations headquarters in New York this week for the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues…
Within the hallowed halls of the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, a profound dialogue unfolds in a series of galleries dedicated to "Tewa Nangeh/Tewa Country." This groundbreaking exhibition boldly…
Prolonged periods of extreme heat, commonly known as heat waves, are significantly escalating the risk and scale of wildfires across the Western United States, according to groundbreaking research that quantifies…
Lookout Slough, a vast 3,400-acre wetland nestled on the periphery of California’s Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, now teems with life, its aquatic flora thriving and its waters pulsing with the rhythm…
A grainy, undated video, titled Grandfather Speaks, features an elderly man adorned with braided gray hair and a feather-festooned red headband, presenting himself as Semu Huaute, the "last full-blooded Chumash"…