Environmentalists in the Pacific Northwest may lead the way.

LIDAR is about to become more widespread -- helping agriculture, pilots and homeowners.

Five things the West can learn from the military about climate adaptation.

A Northern Rockies wolf was spotted at the Grand Canyon.

Hunters may lose influence as other groups are asked to increase their contributions.

The decision upsets enviros and industry alike.

The Nature Conservancy just announced its largest Washington land purchase to date.

Searchable BLM reports and satellite images for 20,000 grazing allotments.

Can officials greenlight booming development and clean up the air at the same time?

Industry and conservationists reach a deal to protect tens of thousands of acres.

North Dakota and Texas fields could be at a fraction of current productivity by 2040, says a new report.

U.S. population has grown by 105 million people since 1970, yet we somehow shrank our water footprint.

With floating islands and other inventions, eco-entrepreneur Bruce Kania thinks so.

Approval for a diversion expected Monday despite broad criticism.

The drought is not an abstract threat for families in Porterville, California.

A play-by-play of an election that poses big questions about fluency.

What incoming Republican chairs might do for the West.

Will the law finally mean better aquifer management for the drought-stricken state?

Review of ‘Crow Blue’ Adriana Lisboa.

Review of ‘Fourth of July Creek’ by Smith Henderson.

Review of ‘Wild Idea: Buffalo and Family in a Difficult Land’ by Dan O’Brien.