A rare water collaboration is overcoming regulatory obstacles. And benefitting fish
Water users in Washington and Oregon are working together to keep streams flowing in the Walla Walla River Basin
‘Legacy’ forests. ‘Restoration’ logging. The new jargon of conservation is awash in ambiguity. And politics
Among enviros, government agencies and logging interests, a war of words is raging over the future of our forests
Why are Republicans so opposed to a new groundwater study?
With wells running dry and groundwater depleting at frightening rates, the federal government is growing concerned
The Nez Perce Tribe has a plan—and now funding—to cope with the climate crisis
Pacific Northwest Tribes are at the forefront of leadership efforts to combat the effects of a warming environment
In Idaho, a controversial mine gets green light despite major concerns
Federal law gives mining interests an advantage in determining the best use of public lands in the Stibnite mining area
Oregon’s offshore lease sale canceled as bidders back out
Opposition to offshore-wind energy is growing. Critics are concerned it could negatively affect fisheries and the marine environment