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Trending News: Frank Matsura: The Enduring Legacy of an Immigrant Photographer in the American West.Avangrid Abandons Controversial Solar Project on Sacred Indigenous Land in Washington.The Enduring Resonance of Albina’s Music: A Community’s Story PreservedA Poetic Invocation of Earth as an Anchor in Tumultuous Times.Southwest Faces Significant Colorado River Water Cuts Under New Federal Management Plan.Deb Haaland Forges a Path: From Ancestral Traditions to New Mexico’s Gubernatorial RaceThe Wilderness Divide: New Guidance Reignites Debate Over Fixed Anchors in America’s Protected Climbing Areas.High Horse: The Black Cowboy Illuminates Overlooked Western NarrativesOld Trails Fire Devastates Spokane Suburb, Highlighting Evolving Wildfire Threat.Great Salt Lake’s Fragile Existence Threatened by Unsustainable Water PracticesMining execs bought big in company stock days before Bears Ears’ cutsArmando Veve Crafts a Visually Rich Exploration of Conversation for Special Issue Cover.Arctic Drilling Accelerated as Administration Moves to Bypass Environmental ReviewUnsung Heroes, Sonic Mysteries, and a Canine Pilgrimage Define the American West’s Latest Unconventional NarrativesAmargosa Opera House and Hotel Faces Existential Threat from Harsh Desert Climate and Aging InfrastructureA ban on chainsaws in wilderness is performative, not practicalJennifer Sahn’s Departure Marks a Pivotal Moment for High Country News Amidst Evolving Western Landscape.Jennifer Sahn Concludes Transformative Five-Year Tenure as High Country News Editor-in-Chief.New Mexico Grapples with Escalating Climate Disasters Amidst Rising Executive Orders and Funding ChallengesNevada Jolts Colorado River Politics with Surprise Federal Lawsuit Over Water Cuts.Botanical Discourse Shifts as Warming Temperatures Alter Plant-Fungal Symbiosis.Glen Canyon Dam’s Existential Crisis Threatens Colorado River Water Security.Dakota Access Pipeline Protests: Unveiling the Decade-Long Legacy of Corporate Disinformation and Its Echoes in the AI Era.Texas and New Mexico Settle Decades-Long Rio Grande Water Dispute After 13 Years.Dalton Highway Corridor Ownership Shift Imperils Alaskan Arctic Ecosystems and Indigenous Livelihoods.Salmon’s Remarkable Return to California’s Putah Creek Signals Ecosystem RevivalOregon’s Century-Old Water Laws Drought Farmers While Benefiting Wealthy Landowners.Hopi Prophecy and the Unfolding Crisis of a Land Out of Balance.Pueblo Leaders, Federal Lawmakers Unite to Defend Chaco Canyon from Renewed Drilling ThreatTewa Artists Reclaim "O’Keeffe Country" in Groundbreaking ExhibitionMount Shasta’s Glaciers Vanish, Echoing a Wider Climate CrisisKlamath River Roars Back to Life as Salmon Return, Igniting Hope for Tribal Restoration.Monumental Cuts Threaten Utah’s Sacred Lands and Ancient Heritage, Igniting Legal Firestorm.The Western U.S. Faces a Housing Crisis, Highlighting the Resurgence of Communal Living.Arctic Elders’ Weather Wisdom Confronts a Changing ClimateLookout Slough Restoration Offers a Glimmer of Hope for the Critically Endangered Delta Smelt.Arctic Voices Echo with Unspoken Truths: A Poet’s Reflection on Loss and Environmental RuinAlaskan Villages Brace for Influx of Workers as Resource Development Accelerates, Raising Human Trafficking Concerns.Reclaiming the Wild: Navigating a Complex Legacy of Race, Safety, and Belonging in America’s OutdoorsTwo-Thirds of Americans Express Climate Concerns, Yet Collective Action Remains Elusive.A Massive Landslide in Alaska Triggers Unprecedented Tsunami, Highlighting Growing Climate Hazard.‘Quite frustrating:’ what it’s like to have a treaty with the United StatesPresidential Decree Slashes Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante Monuments, Dismantling Tribal Co-Management.Beyond the Trim: How Barbers Forge Deep Connections in the CommunityPresident Trump’s Energy Policies Clash with Unstoppable Clean Energy Transition in the WestNew Federal Operating Guidelines for Colorado River Amidst Historic Drought and Tribal Water Rights Concerns.Public Service Under Scrutiny as Environmental Stewards Reflect on Decades of Dedication.Federal Proposal Threatens Western Landowner Rights and Environmental Oversight in Oil and Gas Development.Sandia Pueblo Seeks Historic Land Transfer to Reassert Ancestral Stewardship Over Sacred Mountain.Indigenous Voices Converge at UN Amidst Escalating Global Challenges.Stud Country: A New Era of Queer Country Dancing Blooms in Los AngelesFrank Matsura: A Century-Old Lens Capturing the Heart of Okanogan.The Enduring Deception of Semu Huaute and the Broader Crisis of Indigenous Identity Fraud in California.Bent Border Wall in Arizona Exposes Deeper Systemic Failures in U.S. Border Security Infrastructure.The Sound of Albina: Preserving Portland’s Black Musical Legacy.Quartz Creek Restoration Embarks on Bold Stage 0 Approach to Revitalize McKenzie River WatershedAvangrid Withdraws Controversial Solar Project on Sacred Indigenous Lands, Heralding a Victory for Tribal Sovereignty in Washington State.Oregon’s Historic Pear Industry Faces Existential Threat Amidst Economic Pressures and Climate-Driven Pests.D. 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Powell’s "Spell for Binding the Center to a Center" Explores Profound Connection to Earth.Colorado River Faces Potential Water Use Reductions as New Management Plan Emerges.Deb Haaland Forges a Path of Indigenous Governance in New Mexico.Wilderness Climbing at a Crossroads: New Guidelines Spark Fierce Debate Over Fixed Anchors.High Horse: The Black Cowboy Reframes the American West.Old Trails Fire Devastates Spokane Suburb, Highlighting Growing Wildland-Urban Interface RisksGreat Salt Lake Faces Existential Threat as Water Levels PlummetCongressional Investigation Launched into Energy Fuels Amidst Bears Ears Monument Controversy and Executive Stock Trades.Armando Veve Captures the Art of Conversation for Special Issue Cover.Arctic Drilling Accelerated: Trump Administration Bypasses Environmental Reviews in Alaska’s National Petroleum ReserveThe Death Valley opera house that’s sinking back into the earthForest Service Considers Chainsaw Use in Wilderness Areas Amidst Growing Trail Maintenance Crisis.New Mexico Faces Escalating Climate Disasters, Straining State Emergency Response and Funding Mechanisms.In a warming world, wildflowers offer a warningGlen Canyon Dam’s Imperiled Functions Threaten Colorado River Compact.Texas and New Mexico Reach Landmark Rio Grande Water Settlement After 13 YearsTrump Administration Transfers Grizzly Bear Management to States, Igniting Conservation Debate.The Dakota Access Pipeline Protests: A Decade of Disinformation and Enduring Divisions.Putah Creek Witnesses Astonishing Salmon Comeback After Decades of NeglectOregon’s Ancient Water Laws Imperil Farmers Amidst Cascading Drought and Shifting DemographicsHopi Prophecies Resonate as Indigenous Wisdom Confronts Global Climate Crisis and Water ScarcityNew Research Challenges Long-Held Beliefs on Dogs as Bear Deterrents in Wildlands.Chaco Canyon Protections Face Renewed Threat as Indigenous Leaders, Lawmakers Urge Preservation.Tewa Artists Reclaim Sacred Landscapes at Georgia O’Keeffe MuseumMount Shasta’s Vanishing Glaciers Serve as Stark Climate Change IndicatorsKlamath River Salmon Restoration Signals New Era for Indigenous Rights and Ecosystem Recovery.President Donald Trump Drastically Reduces Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante Monuments, Igniting Major Legal and Cultural Confrontation.Communal Living Offers Solutions Amidst Western Housing CrisisSila Decides: An Elder’s Wisdom Meets a Changing ClimateLookout Slough Restoration Offers Hope for the Declining Delta Smelt.Joan Naviyuk Kane’s "Apparitional" Explores Grief, Environmental Devastation, and the Power of Language.Alaska Native Communities Brace for Impact as Resource Booms Resurface Historic Dangers.The Enduring Quest for Safety and Belonging in America’s OutdoorsTransforming Climate Concern into Collective Action: The Crucial Role of Conversation.Alaskan Glacial Retreat Fuels Growing Tsunami Threat from Landslides.The Enduring Legacy of the 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott: A Century and a Half of Struggle and Sovereignty.Presidential Proclamation Dismantles Bears Ears Commission, Deepening Crisis for Indigenous Land Sovereignty and Conservation.Federal Proposal Ignites Western Land Rights Battle Over Oil and Gas DevelopmentPueblo of Sandia Seeks Federal Land Transfer to Bolster Sacred Mountain Protection and Tribal Sovereignty.Urban Coexistence: From Avian Acrobatics to Marine Marvels, Communities Navigate Shared Spaces and Evolving Challenges.Utah’s Covert Land Strategy: Soaring Hunting Fees Fuel Controversial Acquisitions Amidst Indigenous Land ClaimsThe Barber’s Chair: A Modern Confessional in the Heart of Portland’s Vibrant Community.
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Thu. Sep 3rd, 2026
Trending News: Frank Matsura: The Enduring Legacy of an Immigrant Photographer in the American West.Avangrid Abandons Controversial Solar Project on Sacred Indigenous Land in Washington.The Enduring Resonance of Albina’s Music: A Community’s Story PreservedA Poetic Invocation of Earth as an Anchor in Tumultuous Times.Southwest Faces Significant Colorado River Water Cuts Under New Federal Management Plan.Deb Haaland Forges a Path: From Ancestral Traditions to New Mexico’s Gubernatorial RaceThe Wilderness Divide: New Guidance Reignites Debate Over Fixed Anchors in America’s Protected Climbing Areas.High Horse: The Black Cowboy Illuminates Overlooked Western NarrativesOld Trails Fire Devastates Spokane Suburb, Highlighting Evolving Wildfire Threat.Great Salt Lake’s Fragile Existence Threatened by Unsustainable Water PracticesMining execs bought big in company stock days before Bears Ears’ cutsArmando Veve Crafts a Visually Rich Exploration of Conversation for Special Issue Cover.Arctic Drilling Accelerated as Administration Moves to Bypass Environmental ReviewUnsung Heroes, Sonic Mysteries, and a Canine Pilgrimage Define the American West’s Latest Unconventional NarrativesAmargosa Opera House and Hotel Faces Existential Threat from Harsh Desert Climate and Aging InfrastructureA ban on chainsaws in wilderness is performative, not practicalJennifer Sahn’s Departure Marks a Pivotal Moment for High Country News Amidst Evolving Western Landscape.Jennifer Sahn Concludes Transformative Five-Year Tenure as High Country News Editor-in-Chief.New Mexico Grapples with Escalating Climate Disasters Amidst Rising Executive Orders and Funding ChallengesNevada Jolts Colorado River Politics with Surprise Federal Lawsuit Over Water Cuts.Botanical Discourse Shifts as Warming Temperatures Alter Plant-Fungal Symbiosis.Glen Canyon Dam’s Existential Crisis Threatens Colorado River Water Security.Dakota Access Pipeline Protests: Unveiling the Decade-Long Legacy of Corporate Disinformation and Its Echoes in the AI Era.Texas and New Mexico Settle Decades-Long Rio Grande Water Dispute After 13 Years.Dalton Highway Corridor Ownership Shift Imperils Alaskan Arctic Ecosystems and Indigenous Livelihoods.Salmon’s Remarkable Return to California’s Putah Creek Signals Ecosystem RevivalOregon’s Century-Old Water Laws Drought Farmers While Benefiting Wealthy Landowners.Hopi Prophecy and the Unfolding Crisis of a Land Out of Balance.Pueblo Leaders, Federal Lawmakers Unite to Defend Chaco Canyon from Renewed Drilling ThreatTewa Artists Reclaim "O’Keeffe Country" in Groundbreaking ExhibitionMount Shasta’s Glaciers Vanish, Echoing a Wider Climate CrisisKlamath River Roars Back to Life as Salmon Return, Igniting Hope for Tribal Restoration.Monumental Cuts Threaten Utah’s Sacred Lands and Ancient Heritage, Igniting Legal Firestorm.The Western U.S. Faces a Housing Crisis, Highlighting the Resurgence of Communal Living.Arctic Elders’ Weather Wisdom Confronts a Changing ClimateLookout Slough Restoration Offers a Glimmer of Hope for the Critically Endangered Delta Smelt.Arctic Voices Echo with Unspoken Truths: A Poet’s Reflection on Loss and Environmental RuinAlaskan Villages Brace for Influx of Workers as Resource Development Accelerates, Raising Human Trafficking Concerns.Reclaiming the Wild: Navigating a Complex Legacy of Race, Safety, and Belonging in America’s OutdoorsTwo-Thirds of Americans Express Climate Concerns, Yet Collective Action Remains Elusive.A Massive Landslide in Alaska Triggers Unprecedented Tsunami, Highlighting Growing Climate Hazard.‘Quite frustrating:’ what it’s like to have a treaty with the United StatesPresidential Decree Slashes Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante Monuments, Dismantling Tribal Co-Management.Beyond the Trim: How Barbers Forge Deep Connections in the CommunityPresident Trump’s Energy Policies Clash with Unstoppable Clean Energy Transition in the WestNew Federal Operating Guidelines for Colorado River Amidst Historic Drought and Tribal Water Rights Concerns.Public Service Under Scrutiny as Environmental Stewards Reflect on Decades of Dedication.Federal Proposal Threatens Western Landowner Rights and Environmental Oversight in Oil and Gas Development.Sandia Pueblo Seeks Historic Land Transfer to Reassert Ancestral Stewardship Over Sacred Mountain.Indigenous Voices Converge at UN Amidst Escalating Global Challenges.Stud Country: A New Era of Queer Country Dancing Blooms in Los AngelesFrank Matsura: A Century-Old Lens Capturing the Heart of Okanogan.The Enduring Deception of Semu Huaute and the Broader Crisis of Indigenous Identity Fraud in California.Bent Border Wall in Arizona Exposes Deeper Systemic Failures in U.S. Border Security Infrastructure.The Sound of Albina: Preserving Portland’s Black Musical Legacy.Quartz Creek Restoration Embarks on Bold Stage 0 Approach to Revitalize McKenzie River WatershedAvangrid Withdraws Controversial Solar Project on Sacred Indigenous Lands, Heralding a Victory for Tribal Sovereignty in Washington State.Oregon’s Historic Pear Industry Faces Existential Threat Amidst Economic Pressures and Climate-Driven Pests.D. A. Powell’s "Spell for Binding the Center to a Center" Explores Profound Connection to Earth.Colorado River Faces Potential Water Use Reductions as New Management Plan Emerges.Deb Haaland Forges a Path of Indigenous Governance in New Mexico.Wilderness Climbing at a Crossroads: New Guidelines Spark Fierce Debate Over Fixed Anchors.High Horse: The Black Cowboy Reframes the American West.Old Trails Fire Devastates Spokane Suburb, Highlighting Growing Wildland-Urban Interface RisksGreat Salt Lake Faces Existential Threat as Water Levels PlummetCongressional Investigation Launched into Energy Fuels Amidst Bears Ears Monument Controversy and Executive Stock Trades.Armando Veve Captures the Art of Conversation for Special Issue Cover.Arctic Drilling Accelerated: Trump Administration Bypasses Environmental Reviews in Alaska’s National Petroleum ReserveThe Death Valley opera house that’s sinking back into the earthForest Service Considers Chainsaw Use in Wilderness Areas Amidst Growing Trail Maintenance Crisis.New Mexico Faces Escalating Climate Disasters, Straining State Emergency Response and Funding Mechanisms.In a warming world, wildflowers offer a warningGlen Canyon Dam’s Imperiled Functions Threaten Colorado River Compact.Texas and New Mexico Reach Landmark Rio Grande Water Settlement After 13 YearsTrump Administration Transfers Grizzly Bear Management to States, Igniting Conservation Debate.The Dakota Access Pipeline Protests: A Decade of Disinformation and Enduring Divisions.Putah Creek Witnesses Astonishing Salmon Comeback After Decades of NeglectOregon’s Ancient Water Laws Imperil Farmers Amidst Cascading Drought and Shifting DemographicsHopi Prophecies Resonate as Indigenous Wisdom Confronts Global Climate Crisis and Water ScarcityNew Research Challenges Long-Held Beliefs on Dogs as Bear Deterrents in Wildlands.Chaco Canyon Protections Face Renewed Threat as Indigenous Leaders, Lawmakers Urge Preservation.Tewa Artists Reclaim Sacred Landscapes at Georgia O’Keeffe MuseumMount Shasta’s Vanishing Glaciers Serve as Stark Climate Change IndicatorsKlamath River Salmon Restoration Signals New Era for Indigenous Rights and Ecosystem Recovery.President Donald Trump Drastically Reduces Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante Monuments, Igniting Major Legal and Cultural Confrontation.Communal Living Offers Solutions Amidst Western Housing CrisisSila Decides: An Elder’s Wisdom Meets a Changing ClimateLookout Slough Restoration Offers Hope for the Declining Delta Smelt.Joan Naviyuk Kane’s "Apparitional" Explores Grief, Environmental Devastation, and the Power of Language.Alaska Native Communities Brace for Impact as Resource Booms Resurface Historic Dangers.The Enduring Quest for Safety and Belonging in America’s OutdoorsTransforming Climate Concern into Collective Action: The Crucial Role of Conversation.Alaskan Glacial Retreat Fuels Growing Tsunami Threat from Landslides.The Enduring Legacy of the 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott: A Century and a Half of Struggle and Sovereignty.Presidential Proclamation Dismantles Bears Ears Commission, Deepening Crisis for Indigenous Land Sovereignty and Conservation.Federal Proposal Ignites Western Land Rights Battle Over Oil and Gas DevelopmentPueblo of Sandia Seeks Federal Land Transfer to Bolster Sacred Mountain Protection and Tribal Sovereignty.Urban Coexistence: From Avian Acrobatics to Marine Marvels, Communities Navigate Shared Spaces and Evolving Challenges.Utah’s Covert Land Strategy: Soaring Hunting Fees Fuel Controversial Acquisitions Amidst Indigenous Land ClaimsThe Barber’s Chair: A Modern Confessional in the Heart of Portland’s Vibrant Community.
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Chaco Canyon Protections Face Imminent Threat as Tribal Leaders, Lawmakers Rally Against Drilling Reversal.
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Chaco Canyon Protections Face Imminent Threat as Tribal Leaders, Lawmakers Rally Against Drilling Reversal.

Representatives from 20 New Mexico pueblos, alongside the state’s congressional delegation, converged on the U.S. Capitol this week to deliver a unified and resounding message: "Chaco Canyon is not for…

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Primm, Nevada: A Desert Gateway’s Dramatic Near-Demise and Unexpected Revival.
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Primm, Nevada: A Desert Gateway’s Dramatic Near-Demise and Unexpected Revival.

On what many believed to be its final Saturday night, June 27, the Primm Valley Resort & Casino, a venerable beacon on the Nevada-California border, braced for an imminent shutdown.…

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Wildfire Catastrophe Becomes Unsettling Frontier for Global Prediction Markets.
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Wildfire Catastrophe Becomes Unsettling Frontier for Global Prediction Markets.

A previously niche corner of the financial world, dominated by so-called "prediction markets," has increasingly blurred the lines between speculative finance and grave environmental disaster, sparking widespread ethical alarm and…

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What’s destroying Utah’s monuments
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What’s destroying Utah’s monuments

Radiating outward from both the Et Al and Owens sites are enigmatic linear swales, human-built features extending for more than a mile in remarkably straight lines. While their precise function…

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Alaska Native Communities Brace for Impact as Resource Development Accelerates, Echoing Past Crises.
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Alaska Native Communities Brace for Impact as Resource Development Accelerates, Echoing Past Crises.

In the secluded heart of Interior Alaska, nestled between the imposing Alaska Range and the winding Tanana River, lies Dot Lake Village, a small Alaska Native community of approximately 180…

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Tribally contested Badger Mountain solar project canceled by developer
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Tribally contested Badger Mountain solar project canceled by developer

The planned Badger Mountain Solar Project, envisioned by the global energy developer Avangrid, a subsidiary of the Spanish multinational Iberdrola, would have occupied an expansive area straddling both private and…

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Utah’s Covert Land Deals Spark Outcry Over Hunting Access and Indigenous Rights.
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  • July 28, 2026
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Utah’s Covert Land Deals Spark Outcry Over Hunting Access and Indigenous Rights.

In a move that has sent ripples of concern through the hunting community and ignited a fiery legal battle with Indigenous groups, the Utah Legislature quietly enacted changes in March…

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Border Wall Damage in Arizona Sparks Renewed Scrutiny Over Construction Quality and Transparency.
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Border Wall Damage in Arizona Sparks Renewed Scrutiny Over Construction Quality and Transparency.

A section of the recently erected border wall in southern Arizona’s picturesque San Rafael Valley has suffered significant damage, revealing a cracked concrete base and bent metal planks, an incident…

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Chainsaws Spark Heated Debate Over Wilderness Preservation and Public Access in a Changing Climate.
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  • July 28, 2026
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Chainsaws Spark Heated Debate Over Wilderness Preservation and Public Access in a Changing Climate.

A familiar scene unfolds on backcountry trails: dedicated trail crews laboriously saw through massive, fire-scarred firs that have succumbed to the elements, only to be met by bewildered hikers asking…

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Federal Government Moves to Expand Grazing Across Western Public Lands, Sparking Major Environmental and Tribal Concerns.
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  • July 27, 2026
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Federal Government Moves to Expand Grazing Across Western Public Lands, Sparking Major Environmental and Tribal Concerns.

The U.S. federal government is poised to dramatically alter its long-standing regulations governing livestock grazing on a vast expanse of public lands across the American West, a move that would…

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