40 years of living with wolves
Biologist Diane K. Boyd has had a front-row seat to 40 years of wolf recovery in the West, but her…
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More frequent wildfires in the West can turn hiking through beautiful, high-elevation country into a dangerous game for hikers. In…
Abandoned Ranch buildings above a meadow of Deer Creek south of Anacanda, Montana. Picture taken in late July.
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The company I work for recently built a new ticket office at the base of Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, Colorado….
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