Salmon are no longer kings of the Columbia. That has biologists worried
A recent report shows an explosion of growth of a non-native species in the Columbia River. What does that mean for salmon and the cultures built on them?
Jan
27, 2022
Dec
6, 2021
As West withers corporations consolidate land and water rights
With farms, ranches and rural communities facing historic drought, a worrying trend leads to a critical question: Who owns the water?
Oct
14, 2021
Caribou comeback? Canada, Kalispel Tribe keep slim hopes alive
Mountain caribou once roamed the Lower 48. Impatient with U.S. agency inaction, caribou advocates now depend on Canadian efforts at repopulation
Jul
8, 2021
It’s a trap! Politics, science collide as Idaho wolf law takes effect
Wildlife biologists and legislators wrangle over a controversial new law aimed at reducing Idaho's wolf population. Are the right people making the wrong decisions?
Apr
22, 2021
Has Daniel Curry figured out the key to wolf management?
In eastern Washington a modern-day ‘range rider’ is bridging the gap between traditional adversaries: ranchers and wolves
