Q&A with photographer David T. Hanson about his new book, ‘Wilderness to Wasteland,’ which shows a dystopian side of progress.
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The best photos of 2018.
See photos of the thriving music scene in backyards, abandoned houses and parking lot shows.
A publishing couple invites you into the process behind their picturesque Vail estate.
In eastern Oregon, the latest iteration of the Sagebrush Rebellion.
Review of Jonathan Bailey's "Rock art: A Vision of a Vanishing Cultural Landscape."
Photos of the rigorous training this special type of firefighter endures.
Over 11.5 million people live in poverty in Western states; here are intimate portraits of their communities.
Winners of the HCN reader photography contest
An ecologist uses a scientific tool for artistic purposes.
People spend months scouring forest floors for money-making fungi in the Pacific Northwest.
Over a year later, officials are navigating thorny legal issues from taxes to licensure.
As eco-minded baby boomers age, they’re seeking alternatives to modern funerals.
Sometimes hosting an outsider is the perfect reboot.
The ambitious effort brings a threatened predator back to the Clackamas watershed.
Review of ‘The Hidden Canyon: A River Journey’ by John Blaustein
Up-close portraits of jumping spiders, beetles, Mormon crickets and other creepy-crawlies essential to our ecosystems.
This San Franciscan has spent the last decade tracking, studying, documenting, and generally enjoying the heck out of her favorite neighbor.
Review of “Wyoming Revisited: Rephotographing the Scenes of Joseph E. Stimson” by Michael A. Amundson.
Photos of the communities for and against the proposed Washington port.
Review of “Wilderness” by Debra Bloomfield.
Photographs of sturgeon, steelhead, salmon and lamprey fishing.
A photographer looks at three decades of tourism.
Today's Featured Stories
- The National Parks Conservation Association, the nations leading national park advocacy organization, seeks a Regional Director to lead and manage staff for the Southwest Regional...
- available in Gothic, CO for 2019 summer season - Manager, Lead Cooks, Prep-Cooks, Dishwasher - at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL). The Dining Hall...
- Suitable for planting hay, hemp, fruit. Excellent water rights. 1800 square foot farmhouse, outbuildings, worker housing.
- More information: jobs.wisc.edu. Search 96076
- Friends of the Verde River is looking for someone to join our team who has a keen investigative mind and is an excellent communicator and...
- - Thriving Indie bookstore in Durango, CO. 1800 sf of busy retail space in a 3100 sf historic building. Long term lease or option to...
- The Deep Springs College Kitchen Manager is responsible for the overall operations and budget of a small commercial kitchen and serves as teacher to students...
- with home on one acre in Pocatello, ID. For information and photos visit www.blackrockforgeproperty.com.
- The Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition is seeking a technical partner to develop a land management plan for the 1.9 million-acre Bears Ears Landscape in southeastern...
- Specializing in native seeds and seed mixes for western states.
- on 3 acres near Moxon. 3 bd/1.5 bath, apt. Views/access to hiking, fishing, wildlife.1-207-593-6312. $165,900.
- Senior position responsible for the development of all marketing and fundraising strategies to grow the base of philanthropic support and awareness of GSEP.
- 1400 sf of habitable space in a custom-designed eco-home created and completed by a published L.A. architect in 1997-99. Nestled within its own 80-acre mountain...
- This newly created position with The Nature Conservancy's Colorado River Program will play a key role in the development and implementation of strategies to achieve...
- A new generation of monkey wrenchers hits the Front Range?
- The Wilderness Society works to protect Wildlands and inspire Americans to care for our public lands. We seek to hire a strategic, experienced leader who...
- Organic grocery/cafe at Glacier Bay needs a vibrant leader. Love good food, community, and Alaska? Join us!
- Collector's Item! The story of barley, the field crop. 50 years of non-fiction research. www.barleybook.com
- near Ennis, MT. Artist designed, 1900 SF, 2BR/2BA home on 11.6 acres with creek, tree, views, privacy. 406-570-9233 or [email protected] www.arrowreal.com (Country Homes).
- Colorado Farm to Table is looking for a full-time energetic, creative Executive Director to lead our team in Salida.
