In a drying West, more producers are looking for options to remain viable, which is why today we’re taking a

A new report reveals that Western landowners invested at least $407.5 million of their own money in conservation in 2024,

Last week, the Bureau of Reclamation released the draft Environmental Impact Statement evaluating post-2026 operation alternatives for managing the Colorado

ProPublica, together with High Country News, recently published articles that don’t tell the whole story behind federal lands grazing. The

A recent study led by University of Montana professor Alexander Metcalf, published in Environmental Management, places private landowners squarely at

The short growing season of the Upper Gunnison River watershed means producers need to work fast when they irrigate their

by Ben Cathey, The Daily Yonder There is one fire hydrant in the entire Four Mile Fire Protection District. This backcountry

“Be community-oriented.”  Kim Kerns, a sheep rancher from Oregon, clarified her first rule of range riding early on a windy Thursday

As wolves and grizzly bears continue to recover across the American West, livestock producers are navigating renewed challenges of sharing

Today we’re sharing an episode from our friends at Reframing Rural, an award-winning documentary podcast telling honest, place-rooted stories of

With over 300 million acres set to change hands, conservation professionals are helping farmers and ranchers work through the succession

There is a basic assumption that undergirds many of the conversations about water in the west: what irrigation is.  Irrigation is