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LA GRANDE — The Blues Intergovernmental Council will host a seven public engagement sessions this fall to share the council’s purpose, provide updates on BIC’s work products and the Blue

Representatives of the Utah corporation trying to enlarge the Holland Lake Lodge claim they have the same values as Montanans. Montanans attending Tuesday night’s public meeting on the proposal didn’t agree.

As the U.S. Forest Service makes another run at updating land management plans on three national forests in Eastern Oregon and Southeast Washington, the authors of an in-depth economic analysis

Mayor Michelle Wu’s “Vision for Boston’s Urban Forest” is an impressive document. The plan, at 237 pages, has specific goals, cites best practices from other cities, and has a system of evaluation toward the goal of increasing the city’s tree canopy. Mayors Menino and Walsh also had ambitious plans to increase the canopy, neither of which came to fruition. In fact, it has

BOSTON, Mass. — The Baker-Polito Administration has announced the awarding of $253,200 for ten grants to seven communities and two organizations within the Mohawk Trail Woodlands...

Preventing the Pacific Northwest icon’s extinction calls for aggressive intervention, including killing another owl species. Will we act fast enough?

For six generations, Sunfire Ranch has been a working ranch — this land has yielded countless traincars of potatoes, more sheep and cattle than we can count and a cornucopia of produce. But. perhaps more...

The groups argue that allowance and expansion of grazing in grizzly bear recovery areas and travel corridors will lead to more conflicts, resulting in the deaths of more bears.

Advocates write, The Lolo-Bitterroot Partnership citizen plan is based on the best available science and will protect our most valuable economic asset.

Mike Bader writes, The debate over how to protect Wilderness is as old as the hills but as the saying goes, 'they ain’t making anymore of it.'