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Conservation

No Hearings Held On Roadless Rule Repeal

The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) is moving ahead on its attempt to repeal the Roadless Rule. However, unlike other rule changes—and even the rule's...

The Basin: Conserving Habitat, Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers in...

Protecting the Colorado River Basin for hunters and anglers.

Flaming Gorge To Drop 35 Feet To Help Powell, Colorado River

Record low snow packs and looming droughts could spell disaster for trout rivers.

U.S. Senate Passes Vote to Remove Boundary Waters Protections

U.S. Senate passes a vote overturning critical mining protections for the Boundary Waters.

Understanding The Forest Service Move To Utah

As you've likely heard by now, the U.S. Forest Service is moving its headquarters to Salt Lake City, Utah. The official Forest Service press...

The Drift: The Drought Is Already Awful

You've heard about the drought in the West. You've probably learned the term "snow drought" this year, and you're keenly aware that while most...

How A Wet Winter Still Leaves The West Vulnerable To Drought

The snow drought in the West is still advancing, even though some areas have received ample rainfall this winter.

Western Water Conservation Talks Already Underway

Across the West, multiple water conservation districts and state offices are already working on efforts to reduce water use, especially as the warming trend...

Rio Grande Dries Up, Causing Colorado Fish Kill

A 7.2-mile section of the Rio Grande in Colorado dried up, ironically as part of a river restoration project that obviously didn't unfold as...