WOW moment: How the Warner Creek blockade reshaped the Forest Wars

New plan would transfer 18,000 acres of USFS land to Grand Ronde

The Confederated Tribes lost federal recognition and land with the 1954 Western Oregon Termination Act

‘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

EXCLUSIVE: Governor’s response to WDFW investigation sows more discord

Hunters’ demands for spring bear kills led to dubious reprimand, tarnished reputations, say commissioners

WATCH: 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

How 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