Reflexiones a más de un año después de la elección de Trump.
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How to learn to love a new landscape
A writer trades in the ‘crack-me-open ache of space’ in Colorado for the lushness of western Oregon.
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When the victors re-write history
A holistic understanding of Southwestern peoples brings the Genízaros to light.
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A town clings to its small-town identity under pressure
Manhattan, Montana, has become a bedroom community with full schools but few businesses.
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When a town wants to grow — but not too quickly
Three Forks has weathered much. Facing new pressures, can it stay in control?
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Art and education fuel young public lands advocates
At University of Montana, students foster a conservation vision for the future.
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To save our oceans, let’s start with our rivers
Dams and pollution affect rivers across the West, to the detriment of our oceans.
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A football team on the edge of the world
The Barrow High School Whalers in Alaska are nearly 500 miles away from the nearest opponent.
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The demise of Chief Wahoo
Cleveland’s logo phase-out is a small win in the fight against racist mascots.
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Los desastres naturales y nuestro futuro colectivo
La intersección entre las clases sociales y el cambio climático en el Sur de California.
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A Montana bill takes aim at wilderness study areas
Sen. Steve Daines wants to slash protections for some of the state’s wildest land.
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West Obsessed: Rural discontent feeds the desire for a 51st state
A discussion on the State of Jefferson, a California movement renewed under Trump.
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The power of fossil fuels is fading
Will Western states react in time to save local economies?
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Why aren’t marbled murrelets recovering?
The enigmatic bird’s populations have not increased despite conservation efforts.
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Utah’s approach to public lands won’t work
New Mexico exemplifies the risk of managing lands at the whim of local interests.
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Monument reductions threaten future dinosaur discoveries
Digs are imperiled by Trump’s move to slash protections for public land.
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The hidden health inequalities that Indigenous peoples face
Disparities are shaped by social inequality, historical trauma and discrimination.
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Where #MeToo meets #MMIW
The national conversation should include murdered and missing Indigenous women.
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Wild horses aren’t overrunning the West
A Trump administration proposal sets wild horse populations at extinction levels.
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The allure of horse-powered farms
Photos of Washington homesteads, where an old practice draws young farmers.