Columbia Insight
Oregon’s largest ecoregion is at a crossroads
The Blue Mountains serve critical environmental functions. It’s time to create a vision that responds to the many threats the area faces
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17mWOW moment: How the Warner Creek blockade reshaped the Forest Wars
Thirty years after the legendary protest, activists gather to keep public engagement alive
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4mNew 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
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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