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Although this spring shows evidence that it will provide enough moisture, the Sheridan Community Land Trust has been at work to prepare Sheridan County for the worst when it comes to drought. SCLT has introduced the Sheridan County Drought Planner. This tool is aimed at helping local ranchers and

The Southern Resident killer whale population has dwindled to 73.

Dillon Armijo was bitten by a shark while vacation with his family in Mexico.

Agricultural operations in Idaho, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming have been significantly impacted by recent snowstorms. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has technical and financial assistance available

First things first: Despite some truly terrifying tales of survival, you are incredibly unlikely to be duking it out with a shark any time soon.

EXCLUSIVE — House Republicans introduced new legislation aimed at blocking the federal government from banning or regulating the use of gas stoves in U.S. households, according to copies of the

 

The 100th lynx born at the National Center for the Reproduction of the Iberian Lynx (CNRLI), in Silves, in the Algarve, has been released in Serra Arana, in...

Western communities are complex, layered places, and that’s especially true of cities like Butte, Montana, whose hardscrabble mining history spawned social and political activism and a uniquely creative working-class culture, epitomized by “Our Lady of the Rockies,” a 90-foot-tall statue built by local men. In Long Beach, California, manicured golf courses and polluted neighborhoods co-exist in the shadow of the petroculture. Camera traps remind us that we share the world with wildlife. Ra...

Most Arizona voters support expanding access to natural spaces for lower income and communities of color, a new poll found.