The tamarisk is a gritty survivor, a tenacious shrub that evolved in the steppes of central Asia in dry conditions

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It's a hot day in mid-August in Northern California, not too far from the Oregon border. Smoke rises gently from

Facing Drought Together Key Takeaways Cutoff Dates MatterWSR found that stopping irrigation around July 1 provided a good balance between conserving water

Amid wildfire smoke and rising tensions, a lone, uncollared wolf in northwest Colorado tested every mitigation tool—and my resolve—until CPW

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The Montana Conflict Reduction Consortium (CRC) hosted a webinar offering opportunities to engage with producers and practitioners developing community-led solutions

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Today, we’re talking about one of the most powerful - and often polarizing - conservation tools in the country: the