Great Salt Lake’s Decline Threatens Ecosystem and Human Health.
When weary Mormon settlers first gazed upon the Great Salt Lake from atop the Wasatch Mountains in July 1847, the vast expanse of water must have seemed both miraculous and…
When weary Mormon settlers first gazed upon the Great Salt Lake from atop the Wasatch Mountains in July 1847, the vast expanse of water must have seemed both miraculous and…
Many of the featured artists exhibit strong connections to the American Southwest and California, landscapes imbued with a rich history of spiritual seeking. The exhibition draws inspiration from the region’s…
A chorus of engaged citizens and environmental advocates is amplifying critical discussions around land stewardship, water scarcity, Indigenous sovereignty, and the pervasive influence of corporate power on public discourse, underscoring…
In the quiet pre-dawn hours, a deeply rooted tradition unfolds across New Mexico’s vibrant landscape, a ritual of prayer with corn pollen held reverently in the right hand. This ancient…
Tanya Bachman’s beloved border collie, Jax, died tragically on a summer afternoon in August 2024, a victim of a silent, invisible menace lurking in the waters of the Columbia River…
All summer long, a vibrant splash of scarlet along streambanks from Washington to Northern Mexico signals the extraordinary adaptability of the scarlet monkeyflower (Mimulus cardinalis), a plant that has evolved…
In southwestern Montana’s pristine Centennial Valley, the mid-August dawn broke not with silence but with a vibrant avian cacophony: the persistent rudder of duck wings cutting through the mist, the…
On September 14, a deeply concerning internal memo from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) emerged, signaling a dramatic reinterpretation of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) that would fundamentally…
In an era demanding innovation and resilience, an unusual confluence of events across North America highlights humanity’s evolving relationship with the animal kingdom, community spirit, and the sheer ingenuity required…
The core grievance of the movement centered on the perceived overreach of federal agencies like the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the U.S. Forest Service, which managed the majority…