A challenge to federal withdrawal from cooperative deal, the decision affects Columbia and Snake River dams

President Trump says he’ll deploy "God Squad" to override species protections. OSU prof calls plan "insanity"

Massive project is a top priority for Washington and integral to cleaning up the nuclear reserve

Longtime Gorge advocate Robert Liberty warns “attacks from development interests and ideologues” could change the area forever

The “gloom” of the political climate has forced youth-oriented conservation organizations to change tactics

The federal government launched its War on Nature. Nature soldiered on

Ruling says ODFW violated public notice requirements when it redefined fish passages to include trap-and-haul methods

Columbia County native Jon Hakim’s audacious reptile and amphibian count has landed in an academic journal

The state has struck a deal with a German company for a satellite-based monitoring system already in use in Canada and Europe

Facing an uncertain future, the Watershed Alliance of Southwest Washington explains its decision to cease operations

Matthew Latterell will lead the organization that Hess piloted into a regional leader in environmental news

The company is fighting back, saying the plaintiffs’ claims are based on “inaccurate and grossly incomplete information”