Columbia Insight
Want to save salmon? Start thinking about mussels and snails
The viability of prized species depends on the health of smaller species. Yet we continue to ignore the obvious
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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
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4mAuthor-illustrator wins award for coho salmon artwork
The honor from the National Museum of Wildlife Art caught the artist by surprise but the work is sublime