Wyoming and Idaho proposed limited hunts after federal protections were removed.
Opinion
How to celebrate Earth Day
Stand up for public lands, fight climate change and get outside this April 22 — and all year long.
America is overlooking its biggest gun problem
Mass shootings capture our attention, but suicide is responsible for more deaths.
Borderlands wildlife doesn’t need the National Guard
Protecting migratory corridors requires collaboration between neighboring nations.
Why I’m teaching my daughters how to hunt
A father passes a three-generation family tradition down to his children.
Public doesn’t mean protected
Less oversight of mining and drilling will leave federally managed land vulnerable.
Don’t let a road run through it
Development in Alaska wilderness would undermine bedrock environmental laws.
Let your kids play with fire
Giving a 6-year-old fire-tending responsibilities is good for the whole family.
Firefighters, it’s time we led the way on ending harassment
Allegations that the Forest Service enabled a culture of harassment were no surprise.
Montana’s only congressman sells public lands short
Recreation-based businesses like canoe guiding rely on continued protection for national monuments.
Killer bees are calming down
The gentling of “Africanized” bees in Mexico bodes well for beekeeping in the southern U.S.
Natural gas wells make poor neighbors
Without a rule to prevent waste, living close to industry is difficult and dangerous.
Beware the privatization of your town’s water
People often assume private providers will be cheaper and more efficient; often the opposite is true.
Bail out coal communities, not coal executives
The good times are over for the coal industry. It’s time to move on.
It’s too soon for #MeToo apathy
The hard work on reforming federal agencies rife with harassment is just beginning.
Republican politicians should support the outdoor industry
Public lands should be conserved — not exploited for short-term gain.
We can’t lose the wild to save the domestic
A few months ago, a coyote ate one of our cats. But I would never kill it for revenge.
The business of climate change, in market terms
Climate change solutions are socially and politically divisive, but they needn’t be.
It’s time to read more books by Native women
A list of female Native authors who are due for more recognition.
What Westerners take for granted
“I never really considered the concept of public lands until I moved to Iowa.”
