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Trending News: Understanding Earth’s Deep Past Offers Crucial Insights for Our Present and FutureStud Country: A New Era of Queer Cowboy Culture Dances into Los AngelesInterior Department Official Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Ties to Controversial Thacker Pass Lithium Mine.Alaska’s Vast Seabed Now Under Consideration for Deep-Sea Mining, Igniting Indigenous Concerns.The Western Sagebrush Steppe: A Battle for Survival Between Iconic Birds and Entrenched Ranching InterestsReno’s Gay Rodeo Returns, Marking Decades of Resilience and Triumph.The Sound of Albina: Portland’s Resonant Black Music Legacy Preserved and Celebrated.Congress passes environmental funding without Trump’s deep cutsSki Mountaineering’s Olympic Debut Highlights Growing Backcountry Appeal Amidst Climate Concerns.Susan Butcher: The Indomitable Spirit Who Redefined the Iditarod and Championed Care."Train Dreams" Adaptation Offers a Visceral Reflection on Labor, Land, and Interdependence"High Horse: The Black Cowboy" Rides 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Sat. Mar 14th, 2026
Trending News: Understanding Earth’s Deep Past Offers Crucial Insights for Our Present and FutureStud Country: A New Era of Queer Cowboy Culture Dances into Los AngelesInterior Department Official Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Ties to Controversial Thacker Pass Lithium Mine.Alaska’s Vast Seabed Now Under Consideration for Deep-Sea Mining, Igniting Indigenous Concerns.The Western Sagebrush Steppe: A Battle for Survival Between Iconic Birds and Entrenched Ranching InterestsReno’s Gay Rodeo Returns, Marking Decades of Resilience and Triumph.The Sound of Albina: Portland’s Resonant Black Music Legacy Preserved and Celebrated.Congress passes environmental funding without Trump’s deep cutsSki Mountaineering’s Olympic Debut Highlights Growing Backcountry Appeal Amidst Climate Concerns.Susan Butcher: The Indomitable Spirit Who Redefined the Iditarod and Championed Care."Train Dreams" Adaptation Offers a Visceral Reflection on Labor, Land, and Interdependence"High Horse: The Black Cowboy" Rides into History, Challenging the Whitewashed Narrative of the American West.Public Lands Ranching: A System of Subsidies, Environmental Harm, and Entrenched Political Power.Frank Matsura: A Photographer’s Enduring Legacy in the American West.Badgers, Burrows, and the Enduring Philosophy of "As Above, So Below" in a Changing World.The Colorado River Compact’s Water Crisis: A Century of Scarcity and ContentionEnvironmental Protection Agency Proposes Significant Revisions to Clean Water Act Section 401, Sparking Tribal Concerns.The Colorado River’s Century-Old Management Fails to Account for a Warming Climate.Steve Pearce’s BLM Nomination Ignites Fierce Debate Over Federal Land Future.A Young Hunter’s Reflection on the Field.We need to talk about the pretendians in our midstThe Future of America’s Public Lands Demands Bold Rethinking.Glen Canyon Dam’s Design Flaws Threaten Colorado River’s Future as Water Crisis Deepens.Unprecedented Wildlife Encounters Highlight Shifting Human-Animal Frontiers Across North America.Federal Scientists Depart Amidst Political Hostility and Environmental UncertaintyCalifornia’s Los Padres National Forest Trails Vanish Amidst Climate Crisis and Budget CutsTrump Administration Rescinds Climate Change Health Threat Finding, Igniting Widespread Concern.Federal Ethics Scrutiny Intensifies Over Interior Appointee’s Lithium Mine Ties.Federal Permit Ignites Controversy Over Sacred Yakama Nation Site in Washington State.Western Oregon’s Priceless Old-Growth Forests Face Unprecedented Threat as BLM Proposes Sweeping Resource Extraction.Alaska’s public lands are a political battlegroundA Growing Tide of Climate Litigation Targets Fossil Fuel Companies Amidst Soaring Insurance CostsCalifornia Leads Historic Land Return to Yurok Tribe, Signifying Broader Shift in Indigenous Land Rights.The Future of Environmental Governance: Navigating Deregulation, Climate Impacts, and Sovereign Solutions.Long-Distance Migrating Mule Deer Thrive, Study RevealsAlaska’s Caribou Crisis: A Battle Over Predator Control and Subsistence in a Warming Arctic.AI Translation Raises Alarms for Alaska Native Language Sovereignty Amidst Disaster Response.Indigenous-led Water Rights Compact Revitalizes Montana’s Jocko River and Salish and Kootenai Lifeways.Echoes of History Resonate Through the American West: From Cultural Resilience to Environmental Stewardship and Digital ExpansionNew Era Energy & Digital Proposes Massive 7 Gigawatt AI Data Center Hub in New Mexico.The West’s vanishing porcupinesHigh Country News Fortifies Leadership with Strategic Board Appointments to Advance Mission.The Shifting Anticipation of Winter Snowfall Reflects Deeper Climate ConcernsNew Mexico Faces Landmark Climate Reckoning as Indigenous Rights Take Center Stage.Bart Koehler: A Legacy of Unyielding Wilderness Advocacy in the American West.Blackfeet Nation Embraces Heavy Music to Foster Healing and Community.National Monuments Safeguard Crucial Water Sources for Millions, New Analysis Reveals.Tribal Gaming Fuels a Resurgence of Indigenous Sovereignty and Economic Power.A Spell for Grounding in Turbulent Times.Pacific Northwest Urban Sprawl Threatens Irreplaceable Indigenous Heritage.Indigenous Metal’s Powerful Resonance: A Journey of Healing and Community on the Blackfeet NationMontana’s Water Quality Standards Under Scrutiny as Numeric Protections are Rolled Back.Colorado Grapples with a Painful Past, Forging a Path Towards Reconciliation with the "Peace Keepers" Memorial.Exploring Deep Time: How Ancient Earth Shapes Our Present and FutureTop Interior Official’s Financial Ties to Controversial Nevada Lithium Mine Raise Ethics Questions.Queer Country Dancing Flourishes as Stud Country Honors Legacy and Builds CommunityAlaska’s Vast Seabed Waters Considered for Deep-Sea Mining Amid Indigenous ConcernsA Looming Extinction: The Battle for the Sagebrush Steppe and the Fate of the Greater Sage-Grouse.Reno Welcomes Back Gay Rodeo, Healing Decades-Old WoundsThe Vibrant Echoes of Albina: A Community’s Musical Heritage Preserved and CelebratedCongress Approves Critical Spending Package, Rebuffing Administration’s Environmental Cuts Amidst Ongoing Budget Tensions.The Rise of Backcountry Skiing and Skimo Collides with a Warming Winter Future.Susan Butcher: The Trailblazing Iditarod Champion Who Redefined Leadership Through Care.“Train Dreams” Adaptation Navigates Wilderness, Labor, and Connection Across a Century.6 takeaways from our public-lands grazing investigationFrank Matsura: A Centennial Legacy of Connection and CommunityThe Colorado River Compact: A Century-Old Water Agreement Faces Existential Crisis Amidst Climate Change and Growing Scarcity.Badgers, Climate Change, and the Profound Interconnections of Life and Death in the American WestEPA Proposal Targets Tribal Authority Over Water Quality ProtectionsSteve Pearce’s Nomination for Bureau of Land Management Director Stirs Controversy Over Public Land Sales and Industry Ties.A Young Hunter’s Gaze Captures the Fleeting Essence of Harvest.We need to talk about the pretendians in our midstA New Vision for America’s Public Lands and Waters is Imperative Amidst Mounting Crises.Glen Canyon Dam’s Design Flaws Threaten Colorado River’s Future as Water Crisis DeepensWildlife Encounters Highlight Evolving Human-Nature Interface Across North America.America’s Trails Face an Existential Crisis as Climate Change and Chronic Underfunding Erase Vital Public Access.Trump Administration Moves to Rescind Climate Change Endangerment Finding Amidst Growing Health ConcernsThe Enduring Power of "Time Immemorial": Reclaiming North America’s Ancient Past.Western U.S. Experiences Record Low Snow Cover Amidst Growing Reliance on Snowmaking.Balcony Solar Poised to Revolutionize US Home Energy, Driven by Regulatory Reform and Global Innovation.Ethics Controversy Deepens for Former Trump Interior Official Amid Lithium Mine ScrutinyAlaska’s Resource Frontier Ignites National Debate on Energy vs. ConservationClimate Change Fuels Insurance Crisis, Lawsuits Mount Against Fossil Fuel IndustryHistoric Land Returns Reshape Indigenous Sovereignty and Conservation Across the American West.Navigating the Shifting Tides of Environmental Policy and Public Participation.Long-Distance Mule Deer Migrations Prove Vital for Population Health.Alaska’s Mulchatna Caribou Herd Spurs Fierce Debate Over Predator Control and Subsistence Future.Alaskan Disasters Expose Deep Rifts in AI Language Translation for Indigenous Communities.Echoes of History and the Urgency of Our Time: Unpacking the American West’s Enduring ChallengesNew Era Energy & Digital Unveils Colossal 7 Gigawatt AI Data Center Hub in New Mexico’s Permian Basin.The Silent Vanishing: Porcupines Disappear Across the American West, Sparking Urgent Conservation Efforts.High Country News Bolsters Governance with Four New Board Members, Reinforcing Reader-Supported Mission.The Rockies Face a Troubling Winter as Anticipation Turns to AnxietyNew Mexico Faces Landmark Climate Litigation Over Alleged Failure to Protect Indigenous Lands from Fossil Fuel Pollution.Bart Koehler: A Legacy Forged in the Wild, Preserving the Heart of American WildernessHeavy Metal Finds a Sanctuary and a Voice on the Blackfeet NationTribal Gaming Fuels a Resurgent Push for Indigenous Sovereignty and Economic Self-Determination.Reclaiming Our Earthly Anchor: A Poetic Call for Reconnection in a Fragmented World.National Monuments Safeguard Drinking Water for Millions, New Analysis Reveals.Washington approves over 99% of archaeological permits, records show
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Western climate litigants keep fighting
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Western climate litigants keep fighting

The transformation began starkly in 2015, as industrial-scale fracking operations rapidly expanded across New Mexico’s Greater Chaco Landscape. This region, a UNESCO World Heritage site, holds profound spiritual and historical…

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Political Influence Undermines Federal Land Protections as Ranching Interests Shape Western Policy.
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Political Influence Undermines Federal Land Protections as Ranching Interests Shape Western Policy.

In late 2019, a routine compliance check by the U.S. Forest Service on federal lands in Montana ignited a multi-year dispute, exposing the deep-seated political pressures that often complicate federal…

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Jess Walter Revisits the Scars of Ruby Ridge in New Novel and Updated Nonfiction.
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  • January 31, 2026
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Jess Walter Revisits the Scars of Ruby Ridge in New Novel and Updated Nonfiction.

Thirty years ago, in the summer of 1992, journalist Jess Walter, then a staff writer for The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Washington, found himself at the epicenter of a national firestorm.…

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Federal Grazing Permit Renewals Skirt Environmental Scrutiny Amidst Agency Staffing Shortages
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  • January 31, 2026
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Federal Grazing Permit Renewals Skirt Environmental Scrutiny Amidst Agency Staffing Shortages

Once a decade, ranchers are required to renew permits that grant them the right to graze livestock on Western public lands, a process that represents the government’s primary opportunity to…

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Indigenous Gaming Fuels a Resurgence of Tribal Sovereignty and Economic Power.
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  • January 31, 2026
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Indigenous Gaming Fuels a Resurgence of Tribal Sovereignty and Economic Power.

California’s first governor, Peter Hardeman Burnett, famously championed a racist campaign with the explicit goal of the "Indian race becom[ing] extinct." His brief two-year tenure in office, from 1849 to…

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Yosemite Wildlife Offers a Vital Call to Action Amidst Mounting Threats to Public Lands.
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Yosemite Wildlife Offers a Vital Call to Action Amidst Mounting Threats to Public Lands.

In September 2018, Beth Pratt, a seasoned wildlife advocate and naturalist, embarked on a routine hike in California’s iconic Yosemite National Park. Along a serene creek emanating from Kuna Lake,…

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Fire in the Mountains: Heavy Music Festival Ignites Hope on Blackfeet Nation.
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Fire in the Mountains: Heavy Music Festival Ignites Hope on Blackfeet Nation.

Amidst the rugged beauty of the Blackfeet Nation, a groundbreaking heavy music festival, "Fire in the Mountains," has transcended its genre to become a beacon of healing, community, and cultural…

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Inside California’s wild Christmas tree harvest
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  • January 31, 2026
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Inside California’s wild Christmas tree harvest

The season is unforgivingly short, often lasting a mere two to three weeks. “You only get a few weeks,” explains John Wayne Strauch, known affectionately as Bambi, a veteran wild…

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Winter’s Whisper Fades: A Rockies Resident’s Growing Anxiety Over a Warming Climate.
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Winter’s Whisper Fades: A Rockies Resident’s Growing Anxiety Over a Warming Climate.

The familiar percussion of snow on the roof, a sound that usually heralds the arrival of winter in the Rockies at 7,000 feet, was absent last night. Instead, the late…

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Washington approves over 99% of archaeological permits, records show
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  • January 31, 2026
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Washington approves over 99% of archaeological permits, records show

For Shellenberger and many Indigenous leaders, this permitting mechanism amounts to an insidious form of "erasing a part of our footprint on the landscape." The Washington Department of Archaeology and…

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