Columbia Insight
Pac NW’s ‘trees of life’ are dying. Now we know why
Drought and climate change are wreaking havoc on an icon of Pacific Northwest forests. How long do the western redcedars have?
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9mAs fires rage, tone-deaf timber group blames environmentalists for blaze
On social media, the American Forest Resources Council picks an ill-timed fight with Oregon Wild over the Grasshopper Fire
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10mUPDATE: $80,000 WDFW probe finds wrongdoing, doesn’t recommend punishment
Investigation finds group of Washington Fish and Wildlife commissioners flouted transparency laws and conflict of interest rules
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10mBring in the bulldozers: Fed scheme to monetize ‘one of wildest places left in US’ revs up
Bear, elk, moose, mule deer, salmon, eagles among species affected by plan to roll back protections in the Blue Mountains
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5mNo soup for you: These are the federal grants Trump squashed in Ore., Wash.
In withholding energy funds, D.C. rulers try dictatorial tactics to coerce conformity among infidel states
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10mPollinator problem: A new predator is stalking mason bees
Attracted by a backyard conservation boom, houdini flies are threatening bee populations