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A recap of the recent board meeting in Paonia, an update on our profanity policy and a correction.

A skipped issue, a former editor publishes a book and visitors galore

Staffing changes and visitors to the office.

A live High Country News panel event, readers get ready to vote in our public lands May Madness, and more.

Visitors, magazine scammers, and the loss of an American West icon.

Visitors, speeches and long-time subscribers.

HCN takes a printing break, and welcomes DC correspondent Elizabeth Shogren.

HCN’ers get into the backcountry, editor Betsy Marston sees Berlin and art director Cindy Wehling takes a trip to Hawaii.

Our latest interns, Kate Schimel and Kindra McQuillan, have arrived for six months of rigorous reporting, writing and perhaps even a bit of fun. And Sarah Tory, a stellar intern from last session, is now our editorial fellow for the next year. When Kindra McQuillan was a child, her outer world was often in flux […]

HCN needs a D.C. correspondent; visitors came to call.

Marking the passing of an influential environmental scientist

Welcome new employees, and farewell Martin Litton

Our annual open house is December 11th; cavers and consultants visit the office.

Readers visit from Albuquerque, Santa Fe, North Carolina and more.

Welcome three new members, and farewell to naturalist Ann Zwinger.

A long-time senior editor goes part-time, and HCN gains new board members.

Fall board meeting, a new employee, and another science writing award for HCN.

It’s time to slip out of the HCN office while the hiking’s still good. We publish 22 issues a year, so we’re skipping an issue in mid-September. Look for us in your mailbox around Oct. 13; meanwhile, visit hcn.org for fresh news, analysis and commentary.   Charles Bowden passes We’re sad to note that author […]