Columbia Insight
What the largest project of its kind on Lower Columbia means for salmon, waterfowl
Two years, $32 million and 1.7 million cubic yards of soil later, the Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge has reopened to the public
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7m‘This year is different’: The water reality Idaho can no longer ignore
The state doesn’t have enough water and natural flows along the Snake River are declining
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17mEXCLUSIVE: Governor’s response to WDFW investigation sows more discord
Hunters’ demands for spring bear kills led to dubious reprimand, tarnished reputations, say commissioners
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2mWATCH: This is how data centers kill farms in the PNW
The personal and environmental costs of our supplication to AI are high. Here’s proof
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10mHow well did Seattle handle environmental impacts of the World Cup?
Lots of “green city” rhetoric greeted 3 million soccer visitors, but mitigation efforts aren’t easy to quantify
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12mWashington’s endangered lynx make a breakthrough
Five years ago, the Colville Tribes began releasing lynx into the wild. Here’s what’s happened since