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‘There are waters I’ve wanted to fish for 50 years, and I’ve been denied the use of a state-owned resource.’ → Read More
The film ‘Don’t Look Up’ turns climate change into an allegorical comet → Read More
The film ‘Don’t Look Up’ turns climate change into an allegorical comet. → Read More
The legacy of scientific researchers, and a couple intrepid ungulates, endures half a century later. → Read More
In Island Park, Idaho, a fight over roadkill became a referendum on government control. → Read More
A rancher weighs the fate of wildlife and human encroachment in his new book. → Read More
A new book explores the borderlands of ‘Salmon Nation,’ from the American West to Russia’s Far East. → Read More
More than 400 dams are currently proposed for Central America's rivers, but thanks largely to a feisty indigenous resistance—as well as a non-profit—they are still yet to be built. → Read More
An indigenous resistance is leading the fight to protect Central America's rivers from an onslaught of dams that threaten the region's rich biodiversity. → Read More
Seafood harvesting is brutal — but it doesn’t have to be. → Read More
Seafood harvesting is brutal — but it doesn’t have to be. → Read More
In western Washington, a nation looks to rodent restoration as a natural, ecological engineer. → Read More
A new book follows a family’s mission to heal the land. → Read More
Idaho issued only a single bear tag, but conservationists are still concerned about the consequences of picking off just one bear in a state that has played an outsize role in grizzly management → Read More
A writer visits Alaska and finds a fishing culture in slow collapse, fading with its most important resource. → Read More
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region. → Read More
Encouraging beavers’ spread will only benefit the environment – on both the North American and European sides of the pond – argues author and environmental journalist Ben Goldfarb → Read More
‘I’m always looking for ways to keep water here, and the beaver do it for free.’ → Read More
Five ways H.R. 200 could "undercut the important role science plays in management decisions." → Read More
In an excerpt from his new book, Goldfarb explores what wilderness looks like with and without nature's most overlooked architects—and why they have more in common with wolves than you think → Read More